kawayehesinkar I downloaded the files as json via weblate and converted them to yaml files. i did all translations and is it ok if i upload these yaml files directly to the github repository?
clarkwinkelmann kawayehesinkar can you elaborate? Are you contributing to an existing language pack? Are you starting a new language pack? Are you creating private translations specific to your forum? Which language(s) and GitHub repo(s) are you referring to?
kawayehesinkar clarkwinkelmann I came across the repo of the northern Kurdish language and the translations were started but not finished. So I wanted to continue. I looked at the weblate page and realized that it would take a long time to translate that way, so I downloaded it from weblate as a json file and finished the translations. I looked at the github repository and saw that the files were yaml files, so I converted all the files to yaml files. is it okay if I go directly and upload these yaml files to github? GİTHUB
rob006 Files in language pack will be overwritten by state from Weblate, so it is pointless to commit changes directly to language pack. If you have JSON files you can open PR against rob006-software/flarum-translations (translations are int translations/kmr) or upload file by Weblate (this feature may be limited only to language pack maintainers). BTW: Why do you think that translating through Weblate would be slower than editing YAML file?
