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The project team maintains and modifies global labels. Only one Global Labels contract
is maintained in VS Code based Modeler. You cannot add a new Global Labels contract or delete an
existing one.
Required Editions
Available in: Enterprise, Performance, and Unlimited Editions
User Permissions Needed
To create a locale contract
Customizer, Admin
Open Global Labels.globallabel.xml in your
$workspace$/src/Locale folder.
Add a label and specify its ID and text attributes in this format.
The translationStatus attribute is added or updated
after refreshing the locale contract.
<Label id="" text=""
translationStatus="" />
For example. <Label
id="Report_CallSummary_Facings" text="Facings" translationStatus="1" /> after
translating the custom or updated global label strings, add the translated strings manually to
the appropriate <language>.locale.xml files and update the translation status to 7 in
Global Labels.globallabel.xml.
Refresh the locale contract. Run this command at the command prompt or in the Terminal
window launched from your $workspace/src/Locale directory:sf modeler workspace refreshLocale
The new global label entry is added to all the locale contracts in the
Locale directory.
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