@ilyaspiridonov Happy New Year! I deleted and re-created the repository. The problem is gone. But there is another problem, which I wrote about above: after the accepted PR, the files are not marked as synchronized: https://gitlocalize.com/repo/5630/ru
Or is there somewhere to request a language to be added?
@alanlgardner Hi, which languages are you trying to add? Feel free to send a list at info@gitlocalize.com
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@ilyaspiridonov Hi, good to see you again! I found a mistake in one Japanese translated document and want to try to fix it. However, from moving the field of translation activity from GitHub into Gitlocalize, I lose the way to contribute to translation TensorFlow Docs. For example, I and sfujiwara (one of the Japanese community organizers) made review requests 3 months ago, they have not been reviewed by other Japanese moderators. Can you give me some advice to contribute to translating TensorFlow documents starting again?
I'm trying to log in GitLocalize. I had account before under OAuth. Now they switched to GitHub authentication. So I switched it then I am unable to log in. It says "Your GitHub token has expired. Please try to sign in again." I even tried to revoke that access in GitHub and tried to link it again, still getting the same error message. I can't get in my account to update translation work.
Is there a way to change the branch of a repo?
Or do I have to recreate a new project to achieve this?
is there an issue on your side?
@Billybobbonnet Hi, can you send a link to the failing review request or file (feel free to write me directly ilya@gitlocalize.com
@designedbyclu Hi there, I think I answered this on Intercom already, but let me paste the answer here for anyone who comes across a similar issue:
Adding private repos from an organization is now temporarily a manual process due to some recent GitHub changes.
To add a private repo that belongs to an organization, open this link https://github.com/apps/gitlocalize-app and grant our github app access to the repo you want to add. Next, check if you can now add that repository from GitLocalize.
Adding private repos from an organization is now temporarily a manual process due to some recent GitHub changes.
To add a private repo that belongs to an organization, open this link https://github.com/apps/gitlocalize-app and grant our github app access to the repo you want to add. Next, check if you can now add that repository from GitLocalize.
Is there a way I can clear all translations? I deleted the file on my repo, synced the project, but the translations remain. I did a test pull on a language....
I want to filter on not-translated text, but I cannot...
I'd like to petition for the platform to be open-sourced. There are a ton of bugs we've been facing, and we haven't been able to create a pull request for 5 days now -- support has been unresponsive. After speaking with ShapeShift engineering, as much as we have liked gitlocalize and have found it very useful, if these continous problems can't be fixed, our entire project gets delayed -- which led to the possibility of creating "our own gitlocalize" as a last resort option. But of course, we would much rather like to see the platform go open source so we can tackle bugs and contribute to the codebase instead of taking inspiration and starting a platform from scratch
There are a ton of open source platforms like this that have premium "hosted" versions, and the option for self-hosted. Gitlocalize taking this revenue model format, in my opinion, would be much more profitable.
Just discovered GitLocalize and giving it a test run on the makefiletutorial, I have forked their repo and created a l10n_fr branch to work on. Then configured the project in GL, translated a bunch of strings, so far so good...
Removed my moderator role but no change :'(
A little help would be gratefully welcome :pray: