Hey Developers! We’ve rolled out a big quality-of-life update to the --verbose flag when used with the push command while pushing strings to native projects.
What’s New?
Previously, the verbose flag gave you a general overview of your push actions, but now it provides granular, string-level detail!
When you use push --verbose, the command output will now clearly show every single string that has been affected by an action during the push operation. This includes:
- Created strings
- Updated strings
- Deleted strings
- Skipped strings
- Failed strings
This new functionality lets you track exactly what happened during the push and see which specific strings were affected. Just clear, detailed insight into your localization status!
For example, this is what we have in code:
This is an example , what the prompt will return after push --purge --verbose:
IMPORTANT NOTE
This functionality has been updated for the JavaScript and Django SDK clients.
Action Required for Self-Hosted CDS
If you are running your own CDS instance, you’ll need to take two steps to see this new update:
- Pull the latest changes from the
transifex-deliveryrepository. - Update to the latest version of the SDK.
Make those updates, and enjoy the enhanced transparency!
Happy developing! Let us know what you think of this update in the comments below!