sync-translations

Synchronizing Korean translations involves auditing English source documents and updating Korean files to match. This Skill scans specified directories to detect missing or outdated translations and automatically updates them for consistency.

Detecting outdated Korean translations works by using Git version comparison to audit English originals against Korean versions. It identifies files where the English source has been updated but the Korean translation has not, ensuring documentation consistency.

Yes, you need Git to perform version comparison and file system operations for managing English and Korean documentation. Git allows the Skill to accurately detect which Korean translation files are outdated compared to their English originals.

Automating Korean localization updates involves running a synchronization process that audits directories for missing translations and creates or updates Korean documentation files based on the latest English source content automatically.

This Skill specifically synchronizes Korean translations with English source documents. It audits and updates Korean versions by comparing them against English originals, so it is not designed for other language localizations.

Translation files may remain out of sync if Git version comparison cannot detect changes or if the specified directories are incorrect. The Skill requires proper Git setup and file system operations to accurately audit and update outdated Korean versions.