GitHub Actions for Automatic README Translation and Pull Request

[fguisso]

1. Problem Description:

   • The README file is currently only available in one language, and there is a need to make it accessible to a broader audience by providing translations.

2. Steps to Reproduce:

   • N/A

3. Expected Behavior:

   • Implement a GitHub Actions workflow that triggers whenever the README file receives a change. This workflow automatically translates the README into Portuguese and creates a pull request for code review and merge.

4. Current Behavior:

   • The README is available in a single language, and the translation process is manual and time-consuming.

5. Proposed Changes:

   • Set up a GitHub Actions workflow that listens for changes to the README file.
   • On any change, automatically translate the README into Portuguese using a translation tool.
   • Create a pull request with the translated README, ready for code review and merge.

6. Dependencies:

   • GitHub Actions must be enabled for the repository.
   • Access to a translation tool or service for automatic translation.

7. Testing:

   • Test the GitHub Actions workflow by making changes to the README file and verifying that the translation and pull request creation processes are triggered automatically.

8. Documentation Updates:

   • Update the project documentation to inform contributors and maintainers about the new GitHub Actions workflow.
   • Provide information on the translation tool used and any considerations for translation accuracy.

9. Expected Impact:

   • This GitHub Actions workflow will streamline the process of translating the README into Portuguese, making the project more accessible to a wider audience.

10. Additional Information:

    • Consider setting up a review process for the translated content to ensure accuracy and appropriateness.
    • Provide guidance for contributors on handling translations for future README changes.

Note: Ensure that the translation process adheres to quality standards, and consider involving native speakers or language experts in the review process.

[georgettica]

can I attempt this?