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Translation: export XLIFF #37

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svenseeberg opened this issue Oct 25, 2018 · 2 comments
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Translation: export XLIFF #37

svenseeberg opened this issue Oct 25, 2018 · 2 comments
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svenseeberg commented Oct 25, 2018

Enable exporting pages to XLIFF file.

Take translation state of pages into account. Unchanged pages or minor changes do not require translations.

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@svenseeberg svenseeberg modified the milestones: Feature Completion, Proof of Feasability, Base Functionality Oct 25, 2018
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svenseeberg commented Oct 30, 2018

@svenseeberg svenseeberg modified the milestones: Base Functionality, Proof of Feasability Nov 18, 2018
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It would be perfect, if the direction of the xliff files follow the language tree of the specific site, in the moment we have default language into all other language, but ideally the root node of the langauge tree is the source language of its children, and so on. so in the example of a language tree DE -> EN -> AR we would have xliff files for DE to EN and for EN to AR. This is because sometimes translations from english to arabic are cheaper than from german to arabic.

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