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The workflow will not be compatible anymore with GLPI 10.x plugins. It may be complex to adapt the workflow to also support GLPI 10.x plugins, so maybe we should publish this change in a v2, since it is a BC-break.
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Instead of a v2 (which would require every consuming plugin to update its workflow ref), the workflow now auto-detects: it runs |
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Problem
The Transifex push/sync workflows broke whenever a consuming plugin stopped declaring
glpi-project/toolsin its owncomposer.json, since they relied on that plugin dependency to providevendor/bin/extract-localesandvendor/bin/plugin-release.Fix
Locale extraction and compilation now run through GLPI core's own console commands (
tools:locales:extract,tools:locales:compile) inside the official GLPI GitHub Actions image, so plugins no longer need any translation-tooling dependency in their owncomposer.json.