Localization work started. So far Chinese (Simplified) and Chinese (Traditional) have been completed thanks to @maikebing 馃帀.
Let's all translate together here: https://crowdin.com/project/github-visual-studio
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localize the package metadata which is used by VS 'Extensions and Update' #1860
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Hello @meaghanlewis
I joined in GitHubVS Spanish translation on Crowdin and I suggested 100+ new translations in the followings files:
GitHub.App/Resources.resx
GitHub.VisualStudio.UI/Resources.resx
GitHub.VisualStudio/GitHub.VisualStudio.en-US.vsct
Thats the correct way to do it? I hope so.
Any guide or susgestion to help me to translate it is welcome. Thanks
Hello again :sweat_smile: @meaghanlewis
Today I joined on this Crowdin project: GitHub Visual Studio that is integrated with the GitHub repository and made more than 200 suggestions in Spanish.
it's almost done.
Thank you for your contributions @robertlluberes! We will start to review and approve your translations which will automatically create a Pull Request in this repository similar to this one: https://github.com/github/VisualStudio/pull/1892.
Once all the translations are complete and approved we can merge them. Let us know if you have any other questions.
@meaghanlewis I have a question. In some languages (like spanish or german) when referring to a person (in this case the reader) we can use two forms, a formal and an informal one (both means "you" in english) When translating wich form should be used here?
馃憢 @rgomez90 good question! We want our extension to be friendly and approachable to all, so I would suggest to use informal pronouns.
IIRC Visual Studio itself is using the more formal pronouns, so I'd recommend sticking to that.
馃憢 @wenz I was going off of what our localization team at GitHub recommended for the language of our extension itself. Let me check if Visual Studio has guidelines on this.
I also update4d the body of the issue, I looked at our statistics and the only languages in use are English, Simplified Chinese, Spanish German and Russian
@meaghanlewis any updates?
Hi @rgomez90 we decided it's best to use with formal pronouns to follow the standard Visual Studio sets.
@meaghanlewis nice! 馃槃 I think you should put this info somewhere in Readme or sth.
Closing out since this work was completed in #1968
@meaghanlewis
Could I add additional translation for Indonesian language (in Bahasa Indonesia)?
馃憢@eriawan we localized to support the 13 languages that Visual Studio does. I don't think you'll be able to provide translations for the Indonesian language since they will not be supported by Visual Studio itself.
@meaghanlewis
we localized to support the 13 languages that Visual Studio does. I don't think you'll be able to provide translations for the Indonesian language since they will not be supported by Visual Studio itself.
ah, this is quite understandable. makes sense, but I hope VS team will provide Indonesian language support in VS.
Thanks!