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Introduction
Using locize
What's inside?
The different views
Checks/Issues
Using locize as a translator
Integration
Getting started
Instrumenting your code
API
Webhook
CLI
I18n Formats
File Formats
Guides / Tips & Tricks
Find unused translations
How to search
Going to production
Keeping track of new translations
Working with translators
Migrating an i18next project
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InContext Editor
Figma Plugin
Versioning
Namespaces
Caching
Backend Fallback
Latency Optimization – Tips for Optimal Performance
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2-factor authentication
Convince Your Boss Letter
General questions
Which integration option should I use?
Do I have to use the locize CDN or can I host / bundle the translations directly?
How is locize different from the alternatives?
Why do I get “The passed json is nested too deeply.” when consuming the API?
Is locize only for developers and translators or is project management within the process too?
What is the regular way to update the translation memory?
Is there any visibility on project’s level of completion that shows how translators are progressing?
Why is my namespace suddenly a flat json?
How to change the publish format?
Why does my namespace contain an array with a lot of null items?
Why is the pricing so complicated?
How to change credit card or billing information or download the invoices?
How to import translations from a file?
How to manually publish a specific version?
How to delete or rename a namespace?
Why is there such a high download amount?
Where do I find the namespace backups?
How can a segment/key be copied/moved or renamed?
Why a new namespace is created, when I upload a translation file?
I want to use the locize CDN, but would like to have a fallback that uses local / bundled translatio
Is it possible to integrate multiple projects in the same app/website?
Why do I see strange new keys marked as ONE, FEW, MANY, OTHERS?
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Where do I find the namespace backups?
What are backups? Namespace backups are created each time a namespace gets published (manually or automatically) and are retained for 30 days.
You first need to navigate to the scope of the desired namespace, by selecting the version, then the language and finally the desired namespace.
1. click on the appropriate version
2. select the appropriate language
3. select the appropriate namespace
4. and here you can find the last backups on the right side
Clicking on a desired backup will open the json content of that namespace, that was published on a particular date.
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