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The Wikimedia foundation sponsored the development of modular translation layer which allows the translation strings to be imported from a separate repository. Translations exist for several languages that are not in the core phabricator code base and work continues on translatewiki.net to improve the quality and completeness of the translations.

The output gets integrated into the repo at https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/source/phabricator-translations/ by a combination of automated commits from translatewiki and a manual compile step which I run occasionally as part of code deployments.

It would probably be valuable to include some of these translations with phorge or and least to include documentation about how to install them.

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20after4 renamed this task from Import translations from translate wiki.net to Import translations from translatewiki.net.Oct 15 2021, 17:11

The effort to rebrand Phabricator is going to result in changes to a lot of text which would likely invalidate a large number of translation entries.

In T15055#1426, @speck wrote:

The effort to rebrand Phabricator is going to result in changes to a lot of text which would likely invalidate a large number of translation entries.

Ouch. Having said a well settled sed can help with this.

Once the rebranding is complete we can send updated strings to translatewiki so that everything remains in sync.

Cool. Two things:

  1. Probably this was moved? https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/source/phabricator-translations/ the description mentions a 404 page https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/phabricator/translations
  2. Also it's probably necessary a LICENSE.md or similar before proposing things

Probably this was moved?

It's still there but Gerrit URIs suck (replace r with g): https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/g/phabricator/translations

which would likely invalidate a large number of translation entries.

Indeed, and the entire translation setup is way less than optimal.

Translatewiki finally processed the rebrand a few days ago, as part of https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T318763