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refactor(i18n): make Dominican Spanish standalone
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Remove the es_419 parent from the es_DO language record and provide the complete core ir catalog so the Dominican locale is independently maintained in core and every module.
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José Arturo García
2026-10-13 20:09:26 -04:00
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## Translation workflow
The Tryton server owns the `es_DO` language and declares `es_419` as its
fallback. Dominican translations live beside each package in its regular
`locale/es_DO.po` catalog. The catalogs are initially bootstrapped from
`es_419` so Weblate exposes the complete vocabulary for review; subsequent
Dominican terminology is maintained directly in those catalogs. There is no
duplicated localization module or runtime dependency on one.
The Tryton server owns `es_DO` as a standalone language; its database record
does not declare `es_419` (or any other locale) as parent. Complete Dominican
translations live beside each package in its regular `locale/es_DO.po`
catalog. The initial catalogs were bootstrapped from `es_419`, but they are now
independent and Dominican terminology is maintained directly in them. There is
no duplicated localization module or runtime dependency on one.
Weblate must push through a dedicated `translation/weblate-8.0` branch and a
reviewed pull request to `integration/8.0`; it must never push directly to a
@@ -56,9 +56,9 @@ When a catalog changes, update the database with:
trytond-admin -d DATABASE --all --activate-dependencies
```
Activate Spanish, Spanish (Latin American), and Spanish (Dominican Republic)
as translatable languages in that order. Then update the activated modules to
import any new `es_DO.po` catalogs delivered by Weblate.
Activate Spanish (Dominican Republic) as a translatable language, then update
the activated modules to import any new `es_DO.po` catalogs delivered by
Weblate. Activating Spanish (Latin American) is not required for `es_DO`.
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