This repository contains files to build localized Language Pack extensions for Visual Studio Code. A Language Pack contains the localized string resources for a particular language.
Localized resource files are managed and edited in Microsoft Localization Community. Files will be exported to this repository when prepare the publishing of language pack.
Language pack extensions are published to the Visual Studio Code Marketplace
There are 13 "Core" languages for Visual Studio Code. Previous 3 additional community driven languages are putting on hold while we are looking for the way how community can contribute.
| Language | Visual Studio Code Language ID | MLCP Language Code | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| French | fr | French (fr-fr) | Core |
| Italian | it | Italian (it-it) | Core |
| German | de | German (de-de) | Core |
| Spanish | es | Spanish (es-es) | Core |
| Russian | ru | Russian (ru-ru) | Core |
| Chinese (Simplified) | zh-cn | Chinese Simplified (zh-cn) | Core |
| Chinese (Traditional) | zh-tw | Chinese Traditional (zh-tw) | Core |
| Japanese | ja | Japanese (ja-jp) | Core |
| Korean | ko | Korean (ko-kr) | Core |
| Czech | cs | Czech (cs-CZ) | Core |
| Portuguese (Brazil) | pt-br | Portuguese (Brazil) (pt-br) | Core |
| Turkish | tr | Turkish (tr-tr) | Core |
| Bulgarian | bg | Bulgarian (bg-bg) | Community |
| English (United Kingdom) | en-GB | English (en-gb) | Community |
| Hungarian | hu | Hungarian (hu-hu) | Community |
If you want to give feedback or report issue, please create a new GitHub issue. Please check if a topic about your issue already exists!). Since translation strings are managed and edited in Microsoft Localization Platform. Change can only be made there. So pull request won't be accepted in vscode-loc repo except language pack readme.md.
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