@@ -121,7 +121,7 @@ and the config file with the following content which is required for the configu
121121
122122``` shell
123123[main]
124- host=https://www .transifex.com
124+ host=https://app .transifex.com
125125```
126126
127127In case there is already a ` .tx/config ` file in the current directory, the users
@@ -249,7 +249,7 @@ Your `.tx/config` file should look like this:
249249
250250``` ini
251251[main]
252- host = https://www .transifex.com
252+ host = https://app .transifex.com
253253
254254[o:organization-1:p:project-1:r:en_php]
255255source_file = locale/en.php
@@ -352,7 +352,7 @@ that, you can run the following command with Linux or Mac OS:
352352``` sh
353353tx add remote \
354354 --file-filter ' translations/<project_slug>.<resource_slug>/<lang>.<ext>'
355- https://www .transifex.com/myorganization/myproject/dashboard/
355+ https://app .transifex.com/myorganization/myproject/dashboard/
356356```
357357
358358> The use of tx add remote appends the content in the .tx/config file and does not overwrite it. However, if the project and resource exist in the .tx/config file, then it will overwrite the previous information for the specific project & resource.
@@ -364,7 +364,7 @@ remote project. ie the configuration file may look like this:
364364
365365``` ini
366366[main]
367- host = https://www .transifex.com
367+ host = https://app .transifex.com
368368
369369[o:myorganization:p:myproject:r:resource1]
370370file_filter = translations/myproject.resource1/<lang>.po
@@ -437,7 +437,7 @@ You can limit the resources you want to push with:
437437A resource ID must refer to a resource that has already been configured with
438438` tx add ` and has the form ` <project>.<resource> ` . So, if the URL of your
439439resource in Transifex is
440- ` https://www .transifex.com/myorganization/myproject/myresource ` , then the
440+ ` https://app .transifex.com/myorganization/myproject/myresource ` , then the
441441resource ID will be ` myproject.myresource ` .
442442
443443You can also use the ` * ` character to select multiple resources with the same
@@ -544,9 +544,9 @@ fall back to taking the filesystem timestamp into account.
544544
545545- `--branch`: Using this flag, you can access copies of the regular remote
546546 resource that are tied to the provided branch. So if `tx push proj.res`
547- pushes to the `https://www .transifex.com/org/proj/res` resource, then `tx
547+ pushes to the `https://app .transifex.com/org/proj/res` resource, then `tx
548548 push --branch foo proj.res` will push to the
549- `https://www .transifex.com/org/proj/foo--res` resource. This way you can
549+ `https://app .transifex.com/org/proj/foo--res` resource. This way you can
550550 separate the localization effort across different branches. If you supply an
551551 empty string as the branch (`--branch ' ' `), then the client will attempt to
552552 figure out the currently active branch in the local git repository. For
@@ -562,10 +562,10 @@ fall back to taking the filesystem timestamp into account.
562562 ```
563563
564564 This way, the "regular"
565- `https://www .transifex.com/myorganization/myproject/myresource` resource will
565+ `https://app .transifex.com/myorganization/myproject/myresource` resource will
566566 not be affected by the changes you did to the source strings and the
567567 localization effort can be done in parallel on the
568- `https://www .transifex.com/myorganization/myproject/new_feature--myresource`
568+ `https://app .transifex.com/myorganization/myproject/new_feature--myresource`
569569 resource.
570570
571571 > Note: Starting from version 1.5.0 resources created using the `--branch` flag,
@@ -752,9 +752,9 @@ following: `'default', 'reviewed'`, `'proofread'`, `'translator'`, `'untranslate
752752
753753- `--branch`: Using this flag, you can access copies of the regular remote
754754 resource that are tied to the provided branch. So if `tx pull proj.res`
755- pulls from the `https://www .transifex.com/org/proj/res` resource, then `tx
755+ pulls from the `https://app .transifex.com/org/proj/res` resource, then `tx
756756 pull --branch foo proj.res` will pull from the
757- `https://www .transifex.com/org/proj/foo--res` resource. This way you can
757+ `https://app .transifex.com/org/proj/foo--res` resource. This way you can
758758 separate the localization effort across different branches. If you supply an
759759 empty string as the branch (`--branch ' ' `), then the client will attempt to
760760 figure out the currently active branch in the local git repository. For
@@ -769,10 +769,10 @@ following: `'default', 'reviewed'`, `'proofread'`, `'translator'`, `'untranslate
769769 ```
770770
771771 This way, the "regular"
772- `https://www .transifex.com/myorganization/myproject/myresource` resource will
772+ `https://app .transifex.com/myorganization/myproject/myresource` resource will
773773 not be affected by the changes one did, and the localization effort can be done
774774 in parallel on the
775- `https://www .transifex.com/myorganization/myproject/new_feature--myresource`
775+ `https://app .transifex.com/myorganization/myproject/new_feature--myresource`
776776 resource.
777777
778778- `--skip`: Normally, if a download fails, the client will abort. This may not
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