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Introduced <CustomContent language="ja"> blocks throughout TiDB Cloud documentation to provide Japanese-specific content and cloud provider details. This improves localization and clarity for Japanese users, especially regarding supported cloud platforms and feature availability.
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Summary of Changes
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This pull request introduces custom Japanese localization for TiDB Cloud documentation. It uses blocks to provide Japanese-specific content, primarily to reflect that Alibaba Cloud is not supported for Japanese users, ensuring clarity and accuracy for the target audience.
Highlights
- Custom Japanese Localization: Implemented custom Japanese localization using tags across various TiDB Cloud documentation files.
- Cloud Provider Differentiation: Tailored content to specify supported cloud providers for Japanese users (AWS, Google Cloud, Azure), explicitly omitting Alibaba Cloud where applicable.
- Documentation Accuracy: Ensured documentation accuracy for Japanese users regarding architecture concepts, connection methods, cluster creation, security, high availability, billing, and FAQs.
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Code Review
This pull request introduces Japanese localization for the TiDB Cloud documentation by using <CustomContent>
tags. The changes primarily involve removing references to Alibaba Cloud for the Japanese audience, which is consistent with the PR's goal. The implementation is mostly correct, but I found one instance of nested <CustomContent>
tags in tidb-cloud/tidb-cloud-faq.md
that could cause rendering issues. I've provided a suggestion to correct this. Overall, the changes are well-executed.
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TiDB Cloud makes deploying, managing, and maintaining your TiDB clusters even simpler with a fully managed cloud instance that you control through an intuitive console. <CustomContent language="en,zh">You are able to easily deploy on Amazon Web Services (AWS), Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure, or Alibaba Cloud to quickly build mission-critical applications.</CustomContent><CustomContent language="ja">You are able to easily deploy on Amazon Web Services (AWS), Google Cloud, or Microsoft Azure to quickly build mission-critical applications.</CustomContent> |
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There appears to be an issue with nested <CustomContent>
tags here. The outer <CustomContent language="en,zh">
tag is unnecessary and will likely cause rendering problems. The content should be structured to only wrap the specific sentence that differs between languages, rather than the entire block.
<CustomContent language="en,zh"> | |
TiDB Cloud makes deploying, managing, and maintaining your TiDB clusters even simpler with a fully managed cloud instance that you control through an intuitive console. <CustomContent language="en,zh">You are able to easily deploy on Amazon Web Services (AWS), Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure, or Alibaba Cloud to quickly build mission-critical applications.</CustomContent><CustomContent language="ja">You are able to easily deploy on Amazon Web Services (AWS), Google Cloud, or Microsoft Azure to quickly build mission-critical applications.</CustomContent> | |
TiDB Cloud makes deploying, managing, and maintaining your TiDB clusters even simpler with a fully managed cloud instance that you control through an intuitive console. <CustomContent language="en,zh">You are able to easily deploy on Amazon Web Services (AWS), Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure, or Alibaba Cloud to quickly build mission-critical applications.</CustomContent><CustomContent language="ja">You are able to easily deploy on Amazon Web Services (AWS), Google Cloud, or Microsoft Azure to quickly build mission-critical applications.</CustomContent> |
Deleted an unnecessary <CustomContent> tag from the TiDB Cloud FAQ to clean up the documentation and improve readability.
What is changed, added or deleted? (Required)
Introduced
<CustomContent language="ja">
blocks throughout TiDB Cloud documentation to provide Japanese-specific content and cloud provider details. This improves localization and clarity for Japanese users, especially regarding supported cloud platforms and feature availability.Related issue: pingcap/website-docs#631
Related FE PR: pingcap/website-docs#630
Note
This PR hasn't remove
- [Connect via Private Endpoint with Alibaba Cloud](/tidb-cloud/set-up-private-endpoint-connections-on-alibaba-cloud.md)
from TOC files yet. Either use CustomContent for TOC files, or directly remove the corresponding line from thei18n-ja-release-8.5
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