vscode-ext-localization

To add language support, you need to localize your VS Code extension by following specific guidelines for translating configurations, commands, menus, and messages. This ensures your package.json and related resources adapt to multiple languages.

The best way to localize package.json for VS Code extensions is to apply established localization guidelines that properly map configuration strings. This process ensures your extension's commands and views display correctly across different languages.

Yes, VS Code extension development requires specific steps for resource localization to properly translate views and messages. Following these guidelines ensures your extension adheres to the platform's native multi-language support standards.

Yes, you can use standard VS Code libraries to handle extension localization. Adhering to VS Code's development guidelines and libraries ensures your package.json configurations and localized messages integrate seamlessly with the platform.

Your VS Code extension might not display translated menus correctly if you did not follow proper localization guidelines for your resources. Ensuring strict adherence to VS Code's development libraries fixes these configuration and message mapping issues.