Check the branch, the file pattern and the project link, and remember the result is a pull request somebody has to merge.
Who this is for
Anyone who pushed to a connected repository and expected translations back.
What happens next
Was the push to the default branch? Extraction runs on pushes to the default branch only.
Did the push touch a file the link watches? The link names a path pattern and a format. A change outside that pattern is not localization content as far as transglot is concerned.
Is the repository linked to a project? Installing the app or adding a connection is half of it; a repository with no project link has nowhere to put strings. The integrations screen lists linked repositories with their project and last run.
Has the credential lost access? On the token-based hosts, a token that expired or lost scope fails on the way back rather than on the way in, so extraction can look fine while nothing ever returns.
Is a pull request waiting? transglot opens a pull or merge request on its own branch. It never writes to yours. If nobody merges it, nothing reaches your default branch.
Is auto-translate on? Strings are extracted either way, but they are only translated automatically when the project has auto-translate enabled.
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