Closed cobalt2727 closed 1 year ago
The intention is to change stables to releases in the future, but that is indefinitely stalled out so this is a good option to clear up confusion in the meantime.
BTW you probably should also change the stable track in the updater to legacy too. Will you be doing that in a separate PR?
Does anyone know how is localization handled on the website? I know for the main emulator it is handled by Transifex and you're not supposed to change the strings in the po
files manually. Not sure if it's the same here.
The intention is to change stables to releases in the future, but that is indefinitely stalled out so this is a good option to clear up confusion in the meantime.
BTW you probably should also change the stable track in the updater to legacy too. Will you be doing that in a separate PR?
I can look into that when I get some time, although I'm thinking that might take more work than a "replace all" in VS Code...
Does anyone know how is localization handled on the website? I know for the main emulator it is handled by Transifex and you're not supposed to change the strings in the
po
files manually. Not sure if it's the same here.
I believe it's the same here. However, the process of syncing the strings with Transifex has been handled by delroth instead of by me.
FYI, Stable was already removed from the updater in https://github.com/dolphin-emu/dolphin/pull/11457.
FYI, Stable was already removed from the updater in dolphin-emu/dolphin#11457.
Oh, I forgot about that. Nevermind then!
@JosJuice Are you able to handle a Transifex sync for this repo too? I assume this will be the same process, though I have no experience with Transifex.
Are you able to handle a Transifex sync for this repo too? I assume this will be the same process, though I have no experience with Transifex.
The exact process would be a little different since this is a different code base in a different programming language, , but I will try to look into it when I get time. It's probably not too complicated.
Superseded by #152.
to the best of my knowledge this is only done on instances of the entire word, matching case sensitivity
I'm not sure if/how this would break non-English languages, feedback on that is welcome