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DeepL in Project Automation

Robert Bevington

Hi everyone,

we have a Project Creation tool that we use to automatically create SDL Studio projects. This works great. And we really appreciate that this sort of stuff is possible. We've recently been trying to include DeepL as part of the pre-translation process. Initially we thought all we had to do was add DeepL as translation provider to the project template. This works fine for manually created projects. However, when I run the project creation process via our tool, PerfectMatch and Pretranslate from TM run fine. But there are no DeepL (NMT) translations. If I then run Pretranslate manually on the project, then the DeepL works. So this proves that DeepL is properly configured in the project settings.

What are we missing? Is this a limitation in the DeepL versions? We have a DeepL Pro account and a DeepL API account. We are using the DeepL Pro account in the project template. Is it not possible to automate project creation and have DeepL run automatically as part of the pre-translation process?

Thanks for any help.

Rob 
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    Hi , in addition to the response from which makes sense (tks Laurent), please also test by adding the provider programmatically from your project automation project as opposed to recovering it from the project template, for testing purposes.

    Substitute <api_key> with your valid API Key from DeepL

    private static void AddTranslationProvider(FileBasedProject project)
{
       var uri_scheme = "deepltranslationprovider:///";
       var formality = "Default";
       var sendPlain = "False";
       var uri = new Uri($"{uri_scheme}?formality={formality}&sendPlain={sendPlain}");
 
       var tmConfig = project.GetTranslationProviderConfiguration();
       var provider = new TranslationProviderReference(uri, string.Empty, true);
       var entry = new TranslationProviderCascadeEntry(provider, false, true, true, 0);
       tmConfig.Entries.Add(entry);
       project.UpdateTranslationProviderConfiguration(tmConfig);
 
       var credential_uri_scheme = "deepltranslationprovider:///";
       var apiKey = "<api_key>";
       project.Credentials.AddCredential(new Uri(credential_uri_scheme), apiKey);
       project.Save();
}
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    Hi , in addition to the response from which makes sense (tks Laurent), please also test by adding the provider programmatically from your project automation project as opposed to recovering it from the project template, for testing purposes.

    Substitute <api_key> with your valid API Key from DeepL

    private static void AddTranslationProvider(FileBasedProject project)
{
       var uri_scheme = "deepltranslationprovider:///";
       var formality = "Default";
       var sendPlain = "False";
       var uri = new Uri($"{uri_scheme}?formality={formality}&sendPlain={sendPlain}");
 
       var tmConfig = project.GetTranslationProviderConfiguration();
       var provider = new TranslationProviderReference(uri, string.Empty, true);
       var entry = new TranslationProviderCascadeEntry(provider, false, true, true, 0);
       tmConfig.Entries.Add(entry);
       project.UpdateTranslationProviderConfiguration(tmConfig);
 
       var credential_uri_scheme = "deepltranslationprovider:///";
       var apiKey = "<api_key>";
       project.Credentials.AddCredential(new Uri(credential_uri_scheme), apiKey);
       project.Save();
}
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