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There are almost 200 two letter language codes in ISO 639. There are several scenarios in which knowing which ones are intended to be available may be useful, for example:
Rendering process diagrams in all available languages by just checking if there is at least one translation element for each language is not very efficient ;
Validating which languages are expected and therefore detecting missing translations is much more helpful to users than just having to check every element.
In fact, I notice Trisotech already include a triso:translationLanguagesattribute on the definitions element. I suggest we bring this into the existing extension.
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There are almost 200 two letter language codes in ISO 639. There are several scenarios in which knowing which ones are intended to be available may be useful, for example:
translation
element for each language is not very efficient ;translation
s is much more helpful to users than just having to check every element.In fact, I notice Trisotech already include a
triso:translationLanguages
attribute on the definitions element. I suggest we bring this into the existing extension.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: