We already noticed, that the IDs AL Language creates are based on the object name - probably. So, I think, we need something that is able to complement the missing translations in the localized files, and exports the files with the elements in a fixed order so git's merge engine doesn't get confused just because two items switched places. But we need to, as we're publishing in 4 languages and we don't really want to have one guy/girl translate everything at the end of the project.
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50): HKEYCURRENTUSERSOFTWAREDonnelleyXliffEditorTAOptionsTADetailsHeightPercent To apply this change quickly and easily, you can download the TAOptions.
You use the filter by selecting the appropriate filter in the drop down and then. The first filter is the drop down Filter in the top left of the XLIFF Editor window. In XLIFF Editor there are two types of filters: Document Filter and Source/Target filter. Which also means that we didn't do any translations, yet. Close the XLIFF Editor then set the following value in the Windows Registry to a valid number between 1 and 100 (e.g. In XLIFF Editor we can now save a lot of steps and time. Currently, we added *.xlf to the gitignore list, as it creates merge conflicts all the time of the pull-request. You also have the option to open files containing problems with your default XLIFF editor using the Open Externally button from the informational message. Each feature we decide to adopt is built in a different branch and merged with a pull request. XLIFF: Check for Need Work Translations This will run technical validation/checks for all XLIFF files in the workspace and notify about any translations that need work in the files.
Which one of the mentioned tools is best for collaborative work? We're currently upgrading our C/AL solution into AL in a team of 4 developers.
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