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# FAQ
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# FAQ
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## What's your use-case?
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Some people may argue it's pointless to translate a playbook: you wrote it so you can understand it, right? However, not everyone writes their own playbooks! I'm currently working on Ansible-based declarative configuration for a [french-speaking tilde server](https://tildegit.org/tilde-fr/infra) and i would like english speakers (and others) to be able to fork our server, and run our playbook in their own language!
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I don't think someone should have to learn ansible (or awk for that matter) to selfhost a server, and i also don't think they should have to learn a foreign language to understand what's happening on their machine. That's my usecase.
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## How do i use a default language as fallback?
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## How do i use a default language as fallback?
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Short answer: Define the LANG environment variable properly. If you need to do it for one command only, then just type `LANG=fr` before your ansible command.
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Short answer: Define the LANG environment variable properly. If you need to do it for one command only, then just type `LANG=fr` before your ansible command.
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