Hi!
I'm trying to create a rule that would allow me to create the same page I've just created but in a different language. We are currently using confluence as our wiki, for our external customer, and instead of having to create both page manually each time, I'm looking for a way to have it automatically created in english right after we publis the french version.
Do you know if that would be a possibility with the automation rules that currently exists in confluence?
Hello @Marie-Noëlle Lamothe
Did you consider using a solution that would make managing localizations (and the whole localization process) easier?
I'm interested in how you manage the localization process (after a page is created).
Is the page in the same space? Global translator will create a child page but how do you present it to the target audience? Can user switch between two language version of the same page? What about the search in mixed environment? How to do you track changes in the source language that outdate the content in the target language?
Disclaimer: I'm not selling anything, I'm not affiliated with any app vendor. I'm just curious (as a writer, content manager, and a translator who used to manage the whole localization train in Confluence).
You could probably do that using Automation and Rovo.
https://www.atlassian.com/software/rovo/use-cases/global-translator
Regards
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