Translations reach the repository through review, not directly. A finished translation becomes a
review request; an approved review request becomes a pull request; merging that pull request
puts the translation live.
This is why the role a person holds matters: Translators can create review requests
but not pull requests.
Review requests
Once a file has been translated, Create Review Request appears at the top of the editor. Creating
one notifies the team and opens a discussion on the change.
Feedback appears under the Conversation tab in the Review Requests section. Language
Moderators and Admins can edit a translation while it is awaiting review.
Pull requests
When a moderator approves the work, they open a pull request against the repository. Each
contributor’s work is preserved as their own commit, so authorship survives the round trip.
The pull request is an ordinary GitHub pull request, reviewed and merged like any other. The
translation goes live when it is merged — GitLocalize does not merge it for you.
Only Language Moderators and Admins can open pull requests, and a Language Moderator only for the
language they moderate.
