i18n: add missing translations for VMware VM views - #754
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdded matching English and Polish translation keys for VMware/ESXi VM management UI labels, statuses, details, resource settings, migration, console options, snapshots, and actions. ChangesVMware ESXi translation coverage
Estimated code review effort: 1 (Trivial) | ~5 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change adds VMware VM translations, but several Polish labels still display in English. This is a bounded localization issue; the PR is mergeable with explicit owner awareness or a follow-up correction. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 9 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@web/src/translations.js`:
- Line 12995: Update the Polish catalog entries for cpuHotAdd, memoryHotAdd,
thinProvisioned, diskProvisioningThin, diskProvisioningThick, and firmware to
use the project’s approved Polish terminology, confirming any term that is
intentionally retained in English; leave unrelated translations unchanged.
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| vmwarePowerOff: 'WYŁĄCZONA', | ||
| vmwarePowerSuspended: 'WSTRZYMANA', | ||
| stopFirst: 'najpierw zatrzymaj', | ||
| thinProvisioned: 'Thin provisioning', |
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Complete the Polish translations for VMware labels.
cpuHotAdd, memoryHotAdd, thinProvisioned, diskProvisioningThin, diskProvisioningThick, and firmware still contain English values in the Polish catalog. Replace them with the project’s approved Polish terminology, or confirm that each term is intentionally kept in English.
Also applies to: 13002-13003, 13017-13020
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In `@web/src/translations.js` at line 12995, Update the Polish catalog entries for
cpuHotAdd, memoryHotAdd, thinProvisioned, diskProvisioningThin,
diskProvisioningThick, and firmware to use the project’s approved Polish
terminology, confirming any term that is intentionally retained in English;
leave unrelated translations unchanged.
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Nice follow-up to #752. Since this one adds new keys (rather than reusing existing), we'll check they land cleanly across all the language blocks + rebuild the bundle our side before it goes in — noted for review. Appreciate you chipping away at the ESXi i18n gaps! We run on donations if you're ever inclined: https://opencollective.com/pegaprox |
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What & why
This is a focused follow-up to #752 and the VMware/ESXi i18n work discussed around #737.
#752 reuses translation keys that already exist upstream. This PR covers the next layer: VMware VM UI strings that do not currently have a suitable translation key.
It adds the missing keys to the English and Polish catalogs and wires them into the VMware VM list and VM detail views.
The branch is currently based on the head of #752. Until #752 is merged, GitHub may show the changes from both PRs in the combined diff against
Testing. The new follow-up commit in this PR is776f7cf.This is intentionally only one part of the remaining VMware/ESXi i18n work. Migration content, infrastructure-tab content and the Add/Edit ESXi server modal will be handled separately.
Related: #752, #737
Scope
This change:
locale -> en -> keyfallback for other localestoolsNotInstalledtoolsNotRunningtoolsOktoolsOldPOWERED_ONPOWERED_OFFSUSPENDEDFiles changed:
web/src/dashboard.jsweb/src/translations.jsweb/index.html— regenerated withweb/Dev/build.shIntentionally left for later VMware/ESXi i18n work
This PR does not attempt to finish the entire ESXi module.
Remaining areas include, among others:
No backend VMware API behavior, migration logic, CSS/layout, or i18n architecture is changed.
How it was tested
Tested locally on a dedicated Docker runtime connected to ESXi.
git diff --checkpassesweb/Dev/build.shweb/index.htmlSHA:2fd59ba37c252ac457e7b07daee90ba261a27383c828b3e582c9408e0eb899ffsha256:e1a9abef4b81e6f67728dbf67e6d7c511faf789d52f87d865efcff50c7844a29healthyMigration Tabcontent boundary onward remains unchanged from the parent commitCurrentNot runningONOFFundefinedlabels were observedThe existing runtime was preserved as a rollback container during testing.
Checklist
No automated tests were added for this frontend i18n-only change; the production frontend build and dedicated Docker runtime were tested instead.
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ChatGPT / GPT-5.6 SolCodeAnt-AI Description
Add missing English and Polish translations across VMware virtual machine views
What Changed
Impact
✅ Clearer VMware VM navigation✅ Understandable VM status and power states✅ Localized hardware and configuration guidance💡 Usage Guide
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