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Organize translated files of additional-material
🐞 Problem
Currently, there are many translated files of additional material, but most of them are not linked with other files.
🎯 Goal
- All translated files will be linked so that we can visit appropriate translated files.
- We need a good folder structure so that translators can add files easily.
💡 Possible solutions
Make folders of each language under /additional-material/translation (ex: /additional-material/translation/Russian), and arrange the translation files.
Thereby we can easily recognize which translation file is exist in that language. It will be helpful for translator to find which file of additional material should be translate. But many links should be changed.
📋 Steps to solve the problem
- Discuss better solution of this problem.
- Comment below about what you've started working on.
- Add, commit, push your changes.
- Submit a pull request and add this in comments -
Addresses #<put issue number here> - Ask for reviews in comments section of pull request.
- Celebrate your contribution to this project. 🎉
Quick question, all i i need to do is to make a folder for each language and copy over the related languages' files into their respective folders, right? I believe that's what you meant by "linking" ?
@Ajax-Light I mean, each translated readme file (ex: README.ru.md) should have a link sentence like this to the appropriate additional-material file. Some translated README files are linked, others are not. For instance, while additional-material.ru.md is exist, README.ru.md don't have the links to it.
It is hard to say, I actually submitted #20692, but while I was doing that, I felt that this solution may be not good. This solution will force translators who adds many translation files to change many links in other existing files. Translators should be careful. I want to ask you help. Is there any other solution which is translator-friendly?
We could come up with a script which would automatically move the files and update the required links based on the language specified by the user. I'm currently working on this to solve this issue...... I need a little more brainstorming before I can come up with a robust solution
🐞 Problem
Currently, there are many translated files of additional material, but most of them are not linked with other files.
🎯 Goal
All translated files will be linked so that we can visit appropriate translated files.
We need a good folder structure so that translators can add files easily.
💡 Possible solutions
Make folders of each language under
/additional-material/translation(ex:/additional-material/translation/Russian), and arrange the translation files.Thereby we can easily recognize which translation file is exist in that language. It will be helpful for translator to find which file of additional material should be translate. But many links should be changed.
📋 Steps to solve the problem
Discuss better solution of this problem.
Comment below about what you've started working on.
Add, commit, push your changes.
Submit a pull request and add this in comments -
Addresses #<put issue number here>Ask for reviews in comments section of pull request.
Celebrate your contribution to this project. 🎉
Hello, is this project still open ?? I am a first-time contributor and new to open source development, so can you assign the issue to me? :)
