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Spike approaches to internationalisation #1714
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There are a couple of draft PRs of a potential approach currently open for feedback. |
Shifting this to 'In review' as I think the current spike is in a good place for consideration as to the approach. |
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What
In #1709, we will hopefully have identified some possible approaches to internationalisation that we want to investigate further. We've also previously spoken about three options:
We need to make some decisions on which approach would work best for us. We need to keep in mind:
Why
So that we can get a better understanding of the approaches that work for us.
So that we can talk about the advantages and disadvantages of the approach in any proposal we write and share with the community.
Who needs to know about this
Developers
Depends on
#1709 and #2566
Done when
Note: it's likely that we may want to spike a few different approaches. It may make sense to write up separate cards for each spike when we know what those look like, so that they can be worked on in parallel/by different people. We can then come together to discuss what we've learnt.
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