Closed amir2mi closed 9 months ago
The problem is that while Tolgee does have a detailed log of changes, it is not based on snapshots (as this would be inefficient) but as a log of pre-processed diffs (since they're used for display purposes, it's what makes the most sense). To get the translations as they were back on
A much easier process would be to tweak your build process, so that it pulls strings and stores them somewhere as a snapshot, so that subsequent builds can reuse the same translation data. This avoids having to deal with the complex data manipulations required to achieve this.
Thanks. That makes sense, though having the mentioned feature would be cool as well!
I've read the API documents and Tolgee CLI, but there was no option to get translations providing a date range, like a snapshot of all the translations at that specific datetime.
Use Case
I use the Tolgee CLI to pull the translations at build time. It means if I rebuild the last week build, it probably will have some missing or changed translations, because the pulled translations are always the last version of changes.
A new feature?
I see that the Tolgee has a great history per translation key, so I was wondering if it is possible to pull translations like this: