[itsme]

The change log is translated automatically by DeepL. "ChordPro" is often translated to something like "Akkord pro" or similar (e.g. in V 3.8.21 or 3.8.17) and the whole sentence doesn't make any sense.
Please mark "ChordPro" as a technical term that should not be translated.

[Zubersoft]

I've updated the glossaries to ensure Chord Pro or ChordPro are never translated.

Thanks,
Mike

[sciurius]

Well done ☺.

[itsme]

The same iissue exists in Dutch, French and probably all other languages with automatically translated change log.

[Zubersoft]

DeepL does not support a glossary for every language unfortunately. So there is only so much I can do while still using the automatic translation services.

Mike

[sciurius]

To halve the effort, only "ChordPro" is a non-translatable word. "Chord Pro" does not exist.

[Zubersoft]

I'll try to make sure I use ChordPro going forward.

Thanks,
Mike

[itsme]

In the German ChangeLog for 3.8.27 there's again a "Akkord Pro" that should be "ChordPro"

[Zubersoft]

I'll have to run some tests to see how that occurred. My translation tool is definitely set up to use the glossary and the glossary contains a mapping of "chord pro" to "chord pro" in German. Thanks for letting me know about it.

Mike

Update:

The glossary has a mapping of "Chord" to "Akkord". I think the translation tool gets confused in some situations between that mapping and the Chord Pro mapping. So I will have to just make sure that I always write "ChordPro" to prevent this problem (which is the way I should be writing it anyways).