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i18n: implement french translations#215

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@Lost4295 Lost4295 commented Mar 13, 2026

This pull request adds a new French localization file for the application, providing translations for a wide range of user interface strings related to settings, window options, line options, watermark options, and various user actions.

Localization additions:

  • Added l10n/bundle.l10n.fr.json containing French translations for UI elements such as settings actions, window and line options, watermark controls, and various prompts and tooltips.

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Hello @Lost4295 , sorry for the long wait. Thank you very much for contributing to the project!

I’m reviewing the files and there’s just a small issue. To add a new translation to the extension, two files need to be created: l10n/bundle.l10n.fr.json and another file in the root folder, package.nls.fr.json. Could you also add this latter file? Without it, the translation will be incomplete, and some VS Code UI elements related to the extension will remain untranslated.

I also realized this was my mistake—I forgot to specify this second file in the translation guide. I’ll update it to prevent misunderstandings in future translations.

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Hello !

Do not worry, I'll make the file based on the already present ones.

@ArthurLobopro ArthurLobopro changed the base branch from main to v1.37.2 March 28, 2026 14:38
@ArthurLobopro ArthurLobopro merged commit 01ecbc0 into ArthurLobopro:v1.37.2 Mar 28, 2026
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