Update Italian translations #7328
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"Content Languages" "Lingue dei contenuti" useful translation, but can someone also make that the setting you choose then works? I apologize for the note, but this bug hasn't been fixed for almost two months now and Italians don't come to Bluesky |
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@Mattex92 what does your comment have to do with this PR of mine? |
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I apologize again, tried to contact the support mail, fill out the support form, open a issue here, comment on bluesky's posts. since you are a contributor and you took care of the Italian, I hoped you had some possibility. sorry again |
# Conflicts: # src/locale/locales/it/messages.po
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Note for Italian reviewers/readers: these translations come from Transifex: instead of asking me to update them here, just ask me to add you to the Transifex project.
Note for the curious who are poking around: take a look at https://github.com/mlocati/bluesky-social-app to see how Italian translations (and potentially others) are managed in Transifex.