crowdin.yml

# See docs/developer/crowdin.md


"base_path": "locales/"
"base_url": "https://crowdin.com"

#
# Files configuration
#
"preserve_hierarchy": true

files: [
 {
  #
  # Source files filter
  # e.g. "/resources/en/*.json"
  #
  "type" : "chrome",
  "source" : "/en/messages.json",

  #
  # where translations live
  # e.g. "/resources/%two_letters_code%/%original_file_name%"
  #
  "translation" : "/%two_letters_code%/%original_file_name%",

  # "preserve translations of changed strings and remove validations of those translations if they exist"
  "update_option": "update_as_unapproved",
  
  #
  # Often software projects have custom names for locale directories. crowdin-cli allows you to map your own languages to be understandable by Crowdin.
  #
  
  # CF - This doesn't seem to have any effect now, it appears there's a button in the Crowdin UI instead - see https://support.crowdin.com/configuration-file/#language-mapping
  # CF - A mapping is required in the UI so the '%two_letters_code%' can be used in the export settings.  When there are no '%two_letters_code%' code conflicts it works. 
  "languages_mapping" : {
    "two_letters_code" : {
      "sv-SE" : "sv", 
      "es-ES" : "es", 
      "pt-PT" : "pt",
      "pt-BR" : "pt_BR",
      "zh-CN" : "zh_CN",
      "zh-TW" : "zh_TW"
     }
  }
 }
]