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feat: Add more AI translation languages

Open keithwillcode opened this issue 1 year ago • 3 comments

What does this PR do?

Adds more languages as we slowly get to the 41 we support. Doing this incrementally as new languages take a long time to translate and accrue high usage. Want to avoid a GitHub action fail causing the need for a re-run with more high usage.

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keithwillcode avatar Aug 28 '24 08:08 keithwillcode

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1 reviewer was added to this PR based on Keith Williams's automation.

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Let's merge this one first:

https://github.com/calcom/cal.com/pull/16390

It will update the i18n job setup.

Then, let's update this branch to have the latest changes from main.

maxprilutskiy avatar Aug 28 '24 22:08 maxprilutskiy

Let's merge this one first:

#16390

It will update the i18n job setup.

Then, let's update this branch to have the latest changes from main.

I’ve been running manually, triggering workflow_dispatch, which pulls in these changes and runs them.

Will merge and let it run via the normal pull_request_target and see if there’s any difference though.

keithwillcode avatar Aug 29 '24 01:08 keithwillcode