Korean translation update #398
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Duplicate of #389
Please don't open the same PR twice.
Are you saying to ignore what was rolled back?
nothing was rolled back, you just didn't continue work on your old changes.
your old changes haven't been included in the main branch yet due to another upcoming change.
to load your old changes go to your own profile, go into the ryujinx repo, and load the branch called "patch-7"
Please resolve your conflicts, the easiest way i found to do this was just to create a new branch based on GreemDev/Ryujinx and copy your changes from this PR to that branch and open a new PR, it's up to your though
Honestly, I really regret giving up on this feed at the time and closing it down because the released version didn't have Korean localization.
This is because not having to proceed with something that needs to be reworked in the long run and having it made public are two different things.
Even though I no longer need it, I am very angry about this.
this PR and other translation PRs weren't merged into release because it would've made #391 need to re-merge the new translations, which was kinda a pain.
the changes still exist here, you can copy the exact translations you want into a new PR with the new locales system.
However, the 1.2.78 version released in the meantime was released without all the translations applied.
Until the next stable release comes out, Korean users will continue to use the untranslated public version.
Even my past translations aren't applied to the merged version.
There's no way I'm feeling good.
Your other PR got merged into Canary, our test release stream.
They will be part of the main release stream the next time it is updated.
The internal locales change was pushed out as fast as possible to make the period of time were language PRs would be broken as tiny as possible. You, along with a few others, just got unlucky to be caught in that small window of a few days.
Your new PR that worked with the new system got released after the main Release update, so it of course couldn't be part of 1.2.78.
If you're unsatisfied with how the current project is handled feel free to make a fork and manage it yourself. Just like you we do this work for free when we have time.
Pull request closed