Crowdin config and placeholder locale file #789
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This pull request adds a placeholder locale file and Crowdin configuration to make it possible to connect this repository to Modrinth project on Crowdin without errors.
Without this pull request merged first Crowdin will not be able to migrate translations made during the testing of #738: they will lose attribution or will be lost altogether (if ‘Always import new translations from the repository’ is not enabled for the integration), as well as additional intervention might be required to set up synchronisation from master.
By merging this pull request Crowdin will be able to successfully connect this repository, but there won't be anything to translate until the merge of testing branch for #738 (T-branch). After the merge of T-branch, Crowdin will be able to understand the changes made to
master
and migrate translations on the site (from T-branch tomaster
) preserving the attribution.#738 provides instructions on how to connect this repository to Crowdin and information on the matter.
You can see a live example how this was done in https://github.com/Brawaru/test-project-pasta/ and https://crowdin.com/project/brawaru-test-project.
You can also check out this beautiful graph I drew to demonstrate the flow of #738 merge in Discord.