I need to add some more languages to the project.
Manually i go to the Info of a project where i would add as many languages as i would like to.
Then the Xcode would ask which files to localize for the chosen language. So let's say we have one more localizable.strings created for the new language just added.
Which files should i send to the repository (currently using gitlab) to let the project understand the new language has been added?
Guess it is not enough to just send new localizable.strings located in "new_language.Iproj" folder to the server.
Which file does contain this information?
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No, you are right! The sufficient files are those in new directory new_language.lproj. You will also need to commit your PROJECT-NAME.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj for Xcode to recognize that new language was added.
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Alexander
So the project.pbxproj from
PROJECT-NAME.xcodeproj and new_language.lproj containing respective localizable.strings will be enough?Alexander
What a nice program:)
Alexander
Guess we missed shared schemes. It asks new shared schemes also while building the app. Just in case someone needs it i will put this here stackoverflow.com/questions/14368938/… . I needed to upload shared scheme after received: "no shared schemes found for your project", "Automatically generated schemes may differ from the ones in your project", "Make sure to share your schemes for the expected behaviour". This happened after i have changed the language to test new localization.