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We support having subprojects, which isn't a problem for single versions projects, but when using subprojects with translations, things get a little weird... let's see this example:
project
project-es (translation)
project-br (translation)
subproject (subproject of project)
subproject-es (translation)
subproject-br (translation)
Now, if I want to search the subprojects from project, I can just do foo subprojects:project, and that will include results from project and subprojects.
But, if we do foo subprojects:projects-es, that won't return results, as project-es isn't a "real" subproject.
Describe the solution you'd like
I think for cases like this, we should check for any matching translations from the subproject (subproject-es).
Alternative solutions
Do nothing, probably this isn't a common use case of subprojects 🤷♂️
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What's the problem this feature will solve?
We support having subprojects, which isn't a problem for single versions projects, but when using subprojects with translations, things get a little weird... let's see this example:
project
subproject (subproject of project)
Now, if I want to search the subprojects from
project
, I can just dofoo subprojects:project
, and that will include results fromproject
andsubprojects
.But, if we do
foo subprojects:projects-es
, that won't return results, asproject-es
isn't a "real" subproject.Describe the solution you'd like
I think for cases like this, we should check for any matching translations from the subproject (subproject-es).
Alternative solutions
Do nothing, probably this isn't a common use case of subprojects 🤷♂️
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: