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Hi, but doesn't Crowdin normally already automate everything via the integration between Crowdin and GitHub I am asking whether or not I should also include this automation in the repository
Github Action is more of an alternative way to integrate with Crowdin than the native integration. It doesn't require you to give Crowdin access to your repo, it has some more features and flexibility, like configuring who will review pull requests. However, Github Action may be more difficult to set up for some users.
So if I'm not mistaken Crowdin has the limit of 1 integration for the free plan on that I still don't understand if like on another crowdin project always open to the public then it makes me do another automation or not, and if this thing with the bot is a better way to not have that limit
I have noticed that with the integration of Crowdin and GitHub I have to go and synchronise myself to get the sine pulls created, it usually doesn't synchronise anything just the first time, in fact I would like to see if then using GitHub Actions this will be resolved for the open-source projects request is a good thing only it requires a site and Crowdin Enterprise in the future will
The website field is optional. The Crowdin Enterprise organization handle is also optional. If you're using crowdin.com, just enter your username and you should be good to go
Open-source provide you with some features that aren't available in the Free plan, moreover if you have public repo, as Serhiy advised you regarding your case
It filled itself in for me, i.e. the project part, the username and the email automatically taken from the account I logged in with. Then I put the repository link as the website link and the licence link as the direct link to the licence in the repository, and then as "Your name" I copied what's under the Crowdin username.
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dies commentedon Aug 6, 2023
Github Action is more of an alternative way to integrate with Crowdin than the native integration. It doesn't require you to give Crowdin access to your repo, it has some more features and flexibility, like configuring who will review pull requests. However, Github Action may be more difficult to set up for some users.
Nukecraft5419 commentedon Aug 6, 2023
So if I'm not mistaken Crowdin has the limit of 1 integration for the free plan on that I still don't understand if like on another crowdin project always open to the public then it makes me do another automation or not, and if this thing with the bot is a better way to not have that limit
dies commentedon Aug 6, 2023
There are no limits to open-source projects. You can submit this form to get a license for your open project https://crowdin.com/page/open-source-project-setup-request
Github Action integrations do not count toward the integrations limit
Nukecraft5419 commentedon Aug 6, 2023
I have noticed that with the integration of Crowdin and GitHub I have to go and synchronise myself to get the sine pulls created, it usually doesn't synchronise anything just the first time, in fact I would like to see if then using GitHub Actions this will be resolved for the open-source projects request is a good thing only it requires a site and Crowdin Enterprise in the future will
dies commentedon Aug 6, 2023
The website field is optional. The Crowdin Enterprise organization handle is also optional. If you're using crowdin.com, just enter your username and you should be good to go
Nukecraft5419 commentedon Aug 6, 2023
What advantages would it provide?
tatttz commentedon Aug 6, 2023
Open-source provide you with some features that aren't available in the Free plan, moreover if you have public repo, as Serhiy advised you regarding your case
Nukecraft5419 commentedon Aug 7, 2023
It filled itself in for me, i.e. the project part, the username and the email automatically taken from the account I logged in with. Then I put the repository link as the website link and the licence link as the direct link to the licence in the repository, and then as "Your name" I copied what's under the Crowdin username.
tatttz commentedon Aug 7, 2023
Great! The main requirement is publicly available repo, so please don't forget to share the url to your repo once requesting the open-source licence