What happened to translation files?

[alexanderschnitzler]

Good morning Franz,

I just realized that an instance of mine (TYPO3 11) does not display german labels for tt_products.

I used typo3 language:update to fetch localization files and then realized an odd folder structure in the labels folder as seen in this screenshot:

First of all there is a superfluous folder master but the command also doesn't load any files, it only creates empty folders.

I wonder if the project localizations are still managed via this crowdin project: https://crowdin.com/project/typo3-extension-ttproducts/de

And do you happen to know of any changes lately or aren't you involved in the project at all?

Thanks and have a good day!
Alex

[franzholz]

All the language files have been uploaded to the Crowdin website. They are still there.

The issue with the wrong master folder has already been fixed on Crowdin. Some internal configuration has been wrong.

[alexanderschnitzler]

Is this only fixed for a specific version of TYPO3? When I update the language files with TYPO3 11 I still gt the wrong folder schema and no files.

[franzholz]

This has been fixed on Crowdin. But now it is broken again!

[alexanderschnitzler]

I see, so it's broken for all users, independently from the TYPO3 version. I debugged this for 2 hours and I am somehow glad to hear that it's not something on my end although it's a bad situation for you.

[franzholz]

For the moment you can use a workaround and move the Resources folder one step above out off the master folder.

[franzholz]

At the moment the Crowdin translation servers only delivers empty language files.
I have uploaded a new version ot tt_products 2.15.7 which contains all language files.

[franzholz]

See issue at

TYPO3/crowdin-bridge#13

[xperseguers]

Is it still an issue? Just did this in a v12 project:

ddev composer require jambagecom/tt-products
ddev typo3 language:update

then checked the file/directory structure of /var/labels/fr/tt_products and /var/labels/de/tt_products (project configured for French and German) and the files seem to be properly there, without superfluous directory structure.