Resource Translator

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Add a workflow file, point it at your Azure AI Translator credentials, and the action will scan the repo for source-language resource files and emit translated siblings.

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Step 1: Provision an Azure AI Translator resource

Create an Azure AI Translator resource in the Azure portal, then store the following as GitHub repository secrets so the workflow can read them:

TRANSLATOR_KEY — Senotlelo sa sengwalwa sa sengwalwa.
TRANSLATOR_ENDPOINT — Lego Ninjago Endpoint URL
TRANSLATOR_REGION — Selete sa Azure.

Step 2: Add the workflow

Hlama .github/workflows/translate.yml:

name: translate

on:
  push:
    branches: [main]
    paths:
      - "src/**/*.en.resx"
      - "src/**/*.en.json"

permissions:
  contents: write
  pull-requests: write

jobs:
  translate:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    steps:
      - uses: actions/checkout@v5
      - id: translate
        uses: IEvangelist/resource-translator@v3
        with:
          sourceLocale: en
          subscriptionKey: ${{ secrets.TRANSLATOR_KEY }}
          endpoint: ${{ secrets.TRANSLATOR_ENDPOINT }}
          region: ${{ secrets.TRANSLATOR_REGION }}
          toLocales: '["fr","de","es"]'
      - if: steps.translate.outputs.has-new-translations == 'true'
        uses: peter-evans/create-pull-request@v7
        with:
          title: ${{ steps.translate.outputs.summary-title }}
          body: ${{ steps.translate.outputs.summary-details }}
          branch: machine-translation

Step 3: Commit a source resource file

Ditaodišosengwalo tša Sepedi di diriša thulaganyo ya Name.<sourceLocale>.<ext> Go fa mohlala, Greetings.en.resx ba Greetings.fr.resx, Greetings.de.resx, bjalobjalo.

Step 4: Hlahloba setšweletšwa

Ge mošomo o fedile, tiro e utolla ditšweletšwa tše tharo tšeo o ka di kgokaganyago ka tlhalošo ya PR: summary-title, summary-details le has-new-translations. Gape e ngwala kakaretšo ya Markdown mo letlakaleng la mošomo ka core.summary.

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