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  • Plugin Author Jason Hendriks

    (@jasonhendriks)

    That is a fantastic question! Public plugin translations is a brand new feature of WordPress, and it’s new to me as well.

    I am going to say both, because when Stable reaches 100% then language packs are automatically downloaded when the released version of the plugin is installed.

    However, also Development, because if it’s not 100% and I release a new version, that language would suddenly disappear from the installed plugin!

    I think that the system will automatically copy common phrases between Stable and Development so your effort is not duplicated.

    Plugin Author Jason Hendriks

    (@jasonhendriks)

    Found this

    When you translate strings that are both in stable and development and you translate them in ‘stable’, they get updated in ‘development’ too. The other way around they do not. So if you translate something in development, the same string in stable isn’t updated.

    Notes from the Polyglots chat on Sep 30rd

    Thread Starter Turn On Social

    (@turn-on-social)

    Yes that’s correct! I’ve added a test string in both stable and dev and the stable copied over – so guess that’s the way to go

    Plugin Author Jason Hendriks

    (@jasonhendriks)

    I’m confused. According to the translate site stable is v1.6.23 but it’s not. Stable is v1.6.24. I also added Strings to stable and they didn’t copy to dev. So I’m going to focus on dev only from now on.

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