Vscode Ext Localization
github/awesome-copilotLocalizing a VS Code extension means translating its user interface so people around the world can use it in their own language. This guide shows you the proper way to do that. You will learn about three main methods for adding translations.
First, translate settings and commands by creating special JSON files. Second, localize walkthrough content using separate Markdown files. Third, handle messages in your code with a bundle file for each language.
Always update all language translations when you add new text. Follow these steps to make your extension accessible globally.
Add Vscode Ext Localization skill to your workflow
Global
mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills/vscode-ext-localizationProject
mkdir -p .claude/skills/vscode-ext-localizationSource Repository
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