super-productivity/packages/plugin-dev/github-issue-provider/i18n/ro.json
Johannes Millan 6a78913177 feat(plugins): add plugin issue provider system with GitHub migration
Add a plugin-based issue provider architecture that allows plugins to
register as issue providers alongside the existing built-in providers.

- Plugin API: types for search, display, comments, two-way sync, and
  field mappings in @super-productivity/plugin-api
- Registry service to manage plugin provider lifecycle
- HTTP proxy with SSRF protection for plugin network requests
- Adapter service implementing IssueServiceInterface for plugins
- Sync adapter for plugin-based two-way sync
- Plugin config UI in the issue provider edit dialog
- Plugin providers shown in setup overview and issue panel

Migrate GitHub from built-in to plugin as first proof:
- Bundled github-issue-provider plugin with full feature parity
- Reducer migration converts old GitHub data to plugin format while
  preserving legacy fields for cross-version compatibility
- Auto-enable plugin when existing GitHub providers are detected
- Plugin registers under 'GITHUB' key via MigratedIssueProviderKey
- GitHub translations moved to plugin i18n bundles

Mark Two-Way Sync as experimental in the UI.
2026-03-03 20:14:54 +01:00

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{
"CFG": {
"REPO": "username/repositoryName",
"TOKEN": "Access Token",
"FILTER_USERNAME": "Username (e.g. to filter out changes by yourself)",
"BACKLOG_QUERY": "Backlog query (default: \"sort:updated state:open assignee:@me\")",
"HOW_TO_GET_TOKEN": "How to get a token"
},
"DISPLAY": {
"SUMMARY": "Summary",
"STATE": "Status",
"ASSIGNEE": "Assignee",
"LABELS": "Labels",
"MILESTONE": "Milestone",
"CREATOR": "Created by",
"DESCRIPTION": "Description"
},
"FORM_HELP": "<p>Here you can configure Super Productivity to list open GitHub issues for a specific repository in the task creation panel in the daily planning view. They will be listed as suggestions and will provide a link to the issue as well as more information about it.</p> <p>In addition, you can automatically import all open issues.</p><p>To get by usage limits and to access you can provide a an access token. <a href='https://docs.github.com/en/free-pro-team@latest/developers/apps/scopes-for-oauth-apps'>More info about its scopes can be found here</a>.",
"ERRORS": {
"CONFIG_ERROR": "GitHub: Error while mapping data. Is your repository name correct?",
"ERR_UNKNOWN": "GitHub: Unknown error {{statusCode}} {{errorMsg}}. API rate limit exceeded?",
"TWO_WAY_SYNC_INSUFFICIENT_PERMISSIONS": "GitHub: Must have admin rights to update issues. Your token needs the 'repo' scope.",
"AUTO_CREATE_ISSUE_FAILED": "GitHub: Failed to auto-create issue"
}
}