OneSky follows the ISO639-1 standard in naming locale codes.
But we understand different platforms and different companies might follow different standards so our platform allows you to customize the locale values according to your own needs.
1. Go to "Translation Overview" and click onto the locale code to edit it
All the locale values in the output folders and files will then be using your customized ones.
* You cannot update the locale to a locale that is already used by another language on OneSky. In that case, you will need to first export your existing translation in your current locale and re-import it to the new locale that you want to use.
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Thanks for the update, Brandon.
This customization feature is really helpful, especially for services like Globe prepaid services, where localized content can vary by region and platform. Being able to edit locale values directly in the Translation Overview ensures that we can maintain consistency across our user base, no matter which standard they follow.
Appreciate the flexibility!
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