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            Create a Locale Contract

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            Create a Locale Contract

            In Visual Studio Code based Modeler, the Locale contract structure is generated by fetching the default labels and images implemented in the customizer’s snapshot. Use these instructions to create a locale contract for a custom locale other than the available in the default MCP zip.

            Required Editions

            Available in: Enterprise, Performance, and Unlimited Editions
            User Permissions Needed
            To create a locale contract Customizer, Admin

            For information on languages supported in Salesforce, see Supported Languages.

            1. Create an XML file in a text or XML editor. Specify the file name in the <languageCode>.locale.xml format. For example: bu.locale.xml for Bulgarian.
            2. Save the file in the $workspaceFolder/src/Locale folder in your Modeler workspace.
            3. Add this code to the <languageCode>.locale.xml file.
              <Locale language=”” languageCode=””></Locale>.

              Specify language and languageCode values in lowercase letters using only two letters.

              For example, in de.locale.xml use the following XML: <Locale language=”bu” languageCode=”bu”> </Locale>.

            4. To add entries of the newly added labels and images to the new locale contract, run the refresh command:sf modeler workspace refreshLocale.
            5. Save your changes and check in the locale contract.
             
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