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Hi @strepon thanks for this contribution.
I did not know this was a possibility. Using TDF's Weblate would be great to support a wider range of languages. Who should I contact about this? |
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I don't know if it is possible from technical or "political" point of view, but I think it is worth to try it. I would contact Sophie (@sophilo - maybe this will work:) or try to write to the LO l10n list. |
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Hi @strepon thanks for this contribution. This translation will be available in the next release of the extension, which is planned for the end of this month (right after LO 7.4 is released). |
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Added .po file for Czech language.
Btw. did you consider to ask about possibility to translate this extension in TDF's Weblate? Maybe TDF could support extension authors by providing them their translation infrastructure and this would make it more accessible to those who are not familiar with git and repositories, also keeping consistency with LO itself would be easier...