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did you try that ? :)
The last language will always be the one stored, but during backup command, it will generate + push to cloudflare in each language :) Note: the language is applied only for AI-generated summary, the "structure" will always be in english if it can help, the related code is here -> |
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Hi, I am currently testing a bit with the org documentation creation in multiple languages + deploying this to Cloudflare.
This is setup via our Github Ci/CD Workflow file. Here a code snippet from the relevant lines of our file:
What is see in the repository / in the created documentation on Cloudflare:
in the cache-ai-results folder there is for every affected metadata always a language specific .md file
Example: de-PROMPT_DESCRIBE_APEX-Controller1.md; en-PROMPT_DESCRIBE_APEX-Controller1.md
in /docs there is always only one file per metadata (no differentiation based on language) and here the language is not consistent.
Example: the content of the md file
/docs/apex/Controller1is in english language; the content of the md file/docs/apex/Controller2is in german languagethe content of the Cloudflare "german" project and the Cloudflare "english" project is the same and follows the language based on the /docs folder.
Example: The ai enriched content for "Controller1" is written on both projects in english
What have I done wrong in the setup that both languages basically got mixed up in the final created documentation?
Greetings
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