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feat: Add pt-br translation #35
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@CBID2 take a look at this. |
Okay @antonio-pedro99, so should I close my PR? |
Also, here’s how to put someone else’s commit to your branch: https://tighten.com/insights/adding-commits-to-a-pull-request/ |
Thanks for that. It seems that you did not checked |
Let's work with one. |
Turns out you had editing permission on my PR @antonio-pedro99 |
Sorry for that. Any way, you can add commits here if you see some nits |
Hey @antonio-pedro99. I forked your repo but I do not have permission to add my commits. Can you grant me permission please? |
Sure, I see you are getting the same issue. |
It worked @antonio-pedro99. By the way, I just did the translation for the "Como Contribuir Para Open Source". Now, they did not have Angolan Portuguese in Google Translate so feel free to make it necessary to suit your dialect. :) |
Hi @CBID2, let's go incrementally. IMHO, we should not add empty files to the PR. |
Okay |
What files are empty again @antonio-pedro99? |
@CBID2 One more thing, I was checking some[1] repos that support translations, many of them do not translate the file names, so I renamed the file back to English. [1] CNCF Glossary |
Some of them were empty, I deleted them. I will add them as long as I am translating them. |
Interesting 🤔 |
@antonio-pedro99, is this the reference? |
Not quite, this would be the reference. |
Is this ready to review now @antonio-pedro99? |
No, it's not! |
Hey, @antonio-pedro99! :) How are you? :) I made some additions to your pull request:
I think all you need to do now is put the sidebar and navbar files into the |
Hi Chriss |
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Well, this was a long one. Overall there are some suggestions that I think that's needs to be analyzed before accepting. I'm refering to the git terms, Ideally or we translate every term or we don't translated none. This is so the content is easier to follow.
I'd say we use original git terms because the CLI is not translated and it would be easier to relate "push" to git push
instead of "empurar" to it. Aften this decision has been made, then changes should be made throughout each translated page. Even if I suggested different in the review.
This is all about having a consistent translation. Thank you and I'd love to hear yall thoughts on this.
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Antes de completar o seguinte passo a passo, complete o seguinte: |
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Antes de completar o seguinte passo a passo, complete o seguinte:
I'd say to avoid repetition "completar" and "complete" but the source material it's no different.
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I agree with you that we should use the original git terms for the reasons you said.
cd projects/practice-repository | ||
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Agora que você está no diretório correto, use os seguintes comandos para adicionar as alterações que você fez e escrever uma mensagem de confirmação com uma descrição das alterações: |
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Again, same "commit" situation, now is "confirmar", thankfully it follows a previous translation :D
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O commando `push origen main` empurra as suas alterações para o ramo "main" do seu repositório remoto. Se você quiser verificar o seu trabalho, navegue até o seu repositório do GitHub. Você deve ver 'hello world!' no seu arquivo README.md. |
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O commando `push origen main` empurra as suas alterações para o ramo "main" do seu repositório remoto. Se você quiser verificar o seu trabalho, navegue até o seu repositório do GitHub. Você deve ver 'hello world!' no seu arquivo README.md. | |
O commando `push origen main` empurra as suas alterações para o ramo "main" do seu repositório remoto. Se você quiser verificar o seu trabalho, navegue até o seu repositório do GitHub. Você deve ver 'hello world!' no seu arquivo README.md. |
Here "branch" is translated as "ramo" but a few lines above it's not.
Co-authored-by: Vitor Ayres <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Vitor Ayres <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Vitor Ayres <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Vitor Ayres <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Vitor Ayres <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Vitor Ayres <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Vitor Ayres <[email protected]>
Hey @antonio-pedro99. You have some merge conflicts here. |
Hey @antonio-pedro99. Do you still want to work on this? |
Hi Chrissy, unfortunately I won't be able to. Maybe let's close and start a fresh one with other contributor effort. |
@antonio-pedro99, I can't close this PR. So this is something you're going to have to do. |
Description
This is a continuation of #34, adding a Portuguese translation(and fixing the French translation) of the course. Doing so makes the course accessible to Portuguese-speaking developers who want to contribute to open source projects.
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Closes #16
Closes #56
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