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• Ask for access for iOS translation repo on AWS. Make sure you get a UNIQUE ID which looks something like APKAXBA63XDWMV3ZDCDC. Keep this ID for later use.
• Sign-in URL: https://kaodim.signin.aws.amazon.com/console
• Bookmark this URL: https://ap-southeast-1.console.aws.amazon.com/codesuite/codecommit/repositories/kaodim-ios-translation/browse?region=ap-southeast-1 (this will be the repo's URL) ​

​ Add the following config to your ~/.ssh/config file. (E.g. Users/ismail/.ssh/config)

Host awscodecommit
  Hostname git-codecommit.ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com
  User {YOUR UNIQUE ID}

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​ Enter the following in Terminal.

git clone awscodecommit:/v1/repos/kaodim-ios-translation

After this process. You're done with setting up the repository. You may view the repository on your Git client. ​

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1. In the repository, create a feature branch from Main/Master.
2. Go to the 'Locale' folder.
3. There are two folders named 'User' and 'Pro' which contain translations for the respective projects.
4. Edit the JSON translation files accordingly and commit.
5. There are 3 main branches in this repo with deployment workflows; master, omega, and staging.
6. As an example, if you'd like to apply the translations from your branch to staging environment, merge the staging branch:

   git merge origin/staging

7. Step 6 applies for Omega branch too.
8. You can refer to engn_builds channel on Slack to monitor the deployment. ​

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1. From the AWS repo console, create a PR from your feature branch to master.
2. Get another engineer to review the changes first before merging.
3. Once merged, the deployment to production will start automatically. ​

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