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How to get Xcode 6 generated XLIFF files to import back into Xcode-renaming is not enough (1)
I am posting this as an 'answer your own question' because I spent hours trying to figure this out and as far as I can tell Apple hasn't documented it.
The Apple documentation implies it should be sufficient to rename an exported base language XLIFF with a language prefix to be able to import. I.e. if the base localization is English, you should be able to create a file that you can import for French localization just by renaming it from
en.xliff
to fr.xliff
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Autodesk autocad 2019 mac crack & xforce osx keygen. Renaming the file is not enough. You also need to add a
target-language
attribute to every file
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From this:
<file original='MyApp/MyApp-Info.plist' source-language='en' datatype='plaintext'>
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To this:
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<file original='MyApp/MyApp-Info.plist' source-language='en' datatype='plaintext' target-language='fr'>
Now you can import the file to Xcode and it will create the new localization
How to export a base development language XLIFF file from Xcode 6 and then re-import it to configure additional localizations. (E.g. export
en.xliff
file and use it to create fr.xliff
file if you want to add French to an English development language project)