Re-enable crowdin stats command #9962
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…branch (#9991) * [V9] Cherry picking crowdin work over to v9 branch (#9963) * Upgrade to Crowdin V2 APIs (#9954) * use crowdin v2 apis * rename crowdin API * add projectid setting * fix test mode * copy pxt-translations crowdin config * re-enable crowdin stats (#9962) * Add restore command and keep translations when updating (#9966) (#9968) * add restore command and keep translations when updating * add --test flag * add parameter to prevent accidental runs
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…branch (#9991) * [V9] Cherry picking crowdin work over to v9 branch (#9963) * Upgrade to Crowdin V2 APIs (#9954) * use crowdin v2 apis * rename crowdin API * add projectid setting * fix test mode * copy pxt-translations crowdin config * re-enable crowdin stats (#9962) * Add restore command and keep translations when updating (#9966) (#9968) * add restore command and keep translations when updating * add --test flag * add parameter to prevent accidental runs
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…necraft stable (#10009) * [stable9.0] Cherry picking crowdin changes over to Calliope's stable branch (#9991) * [V9] Cherry picking crowdin work over to v9 branch (#9963) * Upgrade to Crowdin V2 APIs (#9954) * use crowdin v2 apis * rename crowdin API * add projectid setting * fix test mode * copy pxt-translations crowdin config * re-enable crowdin stats (#9962) * Add restore command and keep translations when updating (#9966) (#9968) * add restore command and keep translations when updating * add --test flag * add parameter to prevent accidental runs * hide asset name when assetEditor is false (#9878) * Fixes for image editor in micro:bit (#9900) * fix compile variants when palette is in dep * add field editor param for the tagged template * fix help link in monaco flyout (#10008)
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Re-implementing the crowdin stats command with the v2 APIs.
FYI, I tweaked the behavior somewhat. The previous version of the command always checked translations for all targets even if it was run from within a target repo. I assume this was a mistake, so I made it so that it now filters the translations to only include core and the strings from the target repo it's run within (e.g. running within pxt-arcade will only check for translations of strings in pxt-arcade and pxt-core). Running the command within pxt-core will go back to the old behavior and collect stats for all targets at the same time. @abchatra FYI
Also, this will probably take a lot longer to run then the old version. The new APIs require us to make many separate requests as opposed to the old API's single request.