New on Crowdin - Translators can work on stable and latest version

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Discourse has introduced a new translation workflow on Crowdin, allowing translators to work on both the stable (3.0) and latest development versions. gerhard explains that Crowdin’s version management now supports separate branches: stable for the current release and main for ongoing updates. Weekly translation updates, now including the stable branch, occur every Tuesday. The translation progress is tracked with a dashboard, and users are encouraged to contribute via Crowdin. Note that translation is temporarily disabled for some languages, but this will be resolved soon.

Up until now it wasn’t possible to update translations of the stable branch, but with the release of 3.0 we are making changes to the translation process. Translators can work on translations for the current stable release (3.0) as well as for the latest version under development.

We are using Crowdin’s version management which allows you to work on both branches. The stable branch on Crowdin contains strings which are used by both versions and the main branch contains all strings which have been added or updated since the release of stable.

Our weekly translation updates happen every Tuesday, and from now on they will include the stable branch of Discourse.


What’s the current translation progress?


More languages and details can be found at Discourse Translations.

Not happy with the translation progress? Go to https://discourse.crowdin.com/ and help translating Discourse into your language.

Note: Translation is still disabled for some languages, but this will change in the upcoming weeks.

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