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The changes in this commit expand the list of supported languages in the settings component. The new list includes a wider range of languages, including more European and Asian languages, to better accommodate a diverse user base.
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe changes involve reordering and modifying the supported language codes array in a settings component, updating source code reference line numbers in English and Korean translation files, and marking one translation message as obsolete. No changes were made to logic, control flow, or exported/public entities. Changes
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apps/desktop/src/components/settings/views/general.tsx (1)
26-69: Consider organizing language codes with a clear principle.The reordering of
SUPPORTED_LANGUAGESaffects the dropdown order in the UI. Consider organizing the language codes alphabetically by code or by expected usage frequency for better maintainability and user experience.For alphabetical ordering by language code:
const SUPPORTED_LANGUAGES: ISO_639_1_CODE[] = [ - "es", - "it", - "ko", - "pt", - "en", - "pl", - "ca", - "ja", - "de", - "ru", - "nl", - "fr", - "id", - "uk", - "tr", - "ms", - "sv", - "zh", - "fi", - "no", - "ro", - "th", - "vi", - "sk", - "ar", - "cs", - "hr", - "el", - "sr", - "da", - "bg", - "hu", - "tl", - "bs", - "gl", - "mk", - "hi", - "et", - "sl", - "ta", - "lv", - "az", + "ar", + "az", + "bg", + "bs", + "ca", + "cs", + "da", + "de", + "el", + "en", + "es", + "et", + "fi", + "fr", + "gl", + "hi", + "hr", + "hu", + "id", + "it", + "ja", + "ko", + "lv", + "mk", + "ms", + "nl", + "no", + "pl", + "pt", + "ro", + "ru", + "sk", + "sl", + "sr", + "sv", + "ta", + "th", + "tl", + "tr", + "uk", + "vi", + "zh", ];
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apps/desktop/src/locales/ko/messages.po (1)
265-266: LGTM! Proper localization maintenance.The line number updates correctly align with source code changes, and marking "Default (llama-3.2-3b-q4)" as obsolete appropriately reflects the removal of this model option from the UI.
Also applies to: 349-350, 353-354, 445-446, 491-492, 495-498, 554-555, 558-559, 684-685, 693-694, 726-727, 755-756, 763-764, 832-833, 926-927, 930-931, 974-975, 1079-1080
apps/desktop/src/locales/en/messages.po (1)
265-266: LGTM! Consistent localization maintenance.The changes are properly synchronized with the Korean locale file, maintaining consistency across all localization files with updated line numbers and the same obsolete message marking.
Also applies to: 349-350, 353-354, 445-446, 491-492, 495-498, 554-555, 558-559, 684-685, 693-694, 726-727, 755-756, 763-764, 832-833, 926-927, 930-931, 974-975, 1079-1080
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