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When working with GitHub integration in the Target File Bundles Mode, the integration will send the completed translations from your Crowdin project without pulling sources from your repo.

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In other cases, feel free to use a regular one.

If your source files contain strings with apparent identifiers (keys), it’s better to use a strict version of this option. It’s recommended to switch Duplicate Strings to Show within a version branch, so identical strings will be hidden between branches. In the appeared dialog, select your repository and branches that should be translated.

Click Set Up Integration and select Source and translation files mode or Target file bundles mode from the drop-down list to proceed.

Then insert your access token and Base URL into corresponding fields.

Click on the GitHub Enterprise in the Integrations list.

Note: When setting up an integration with an access token, ensure that you have the admin level permission to the necessary repo.

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admin:repo_hook – Full control of repository hooks.repo – Full control of private repositories.To integrate via GitHub Enterprise account, you should create an access token. Afterward, click Use personal access token and insert the token into the Token field and click Set Up Integration. In case the repository you need is private, and you have limited or no access to it, please ask the repository owner to provide you with the Access Token. Then authorize the connection with Crowdin on the GitHub side:.Click Set Up Integration and select Source and translation files mode or Target file bundles mode from the drop-down list to integrate via your GitHub account.Click on GitHub in the Integrations list.Open your project and go to the Integrations tab.You can either use your GitHub account or GitHub Enterprise account. There are two possible options you can choose from. In cases when you perform a source text review in your Crowdin project and want to get updated source texts to your repo, you can add a source language as a target language, which will be pushed to your repo along with translations.Īll translated and approved files will be automatically pushed as a merge request to the l10n branch in the GitHub repository in either of the above modes. In this mode, integration pushes translation files and doesn’t sync sources from your repo. Target file bundles mode – generate and push translation files to your GitHub repository from the Crowdin project in the selected format.Source and translation files mode – synchronize source and translation files between your GitHub repository and Crowdin project.There are two possible GitHub integration modes you can choose from:

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Note: You will need to install the GitHub integration in your Crowdin account before you can set it up and use it.