SONAR-18444 RTL migration tutorials

1 files changed, 21 insertions, 21 deletions

diff --git a/sonar-core/src/main/resources/org/sonar/l10n/core.properties b/sonar-core/src/main/resources/org/sonar/l10n/core.properties
index c54379d9344..b55aa2e6881 100644
--- a/sonar-core/src/main/resources/org/sonar/l10n/core.properties
+++ b/sonar-core/src/main/resources/org/sonar/l10n/core.properties
@@ -3825,7 +3825,7 @@ onboarding.tutorial.with.yaml.gradle=Update your {gradle} file with the {sq} plu
 
 
 
-onboarding.tutorial.with.bitbucket_pipelines.create_secret.title=Create repository variables
+onboarding.tutorial.with.bitbucket_pipelines.variables.title=Create repository variables
 onboarding.tutorial.with.bitbucket_pipelines.yaml.title=Create your pipelines builds configuration
 onboarding.tutorial.with.bitbucket_pipelines.variables.intro=In your Bitbucket repository, go to {repository_variables} and create two new variables:
 onboarding.tutorial.with.bitbucket_pipelines.variables.intro.link=Repository settings > Repository variables
@@ -3856,26 +3856,26 @@ onboarding.tutorial.with.gitlab_ci.project_key.other.step2=Create a {file} file
 onboarding.tutorial.with.gitlab_ci.project_key.dotnet.step2=Create a {file} file in your repository and paste the following code:
 onboarding.tutorial.with.gitlab_ci.project_key.cfamily.step2=Create a {file} file in your repository and paste the following code:
 
-onboarding.tutorial.with.gitlab_ci.env_variables.title=Add environment variables
-onboarding.tutorial.with.gitlab_ci.env_variables.description.link=Settings > CI/CD > Variables
-onboarding.tutorial.with.gitlab_ci.env_variables.section.title=Define the SonarQube Token environment variable.
-onboarding.tutorial.with.gitlab_ci.env_variables.section.description=In GitLab, go to {link} to add the following variable and make sure it is available for your project:
-onboarding.tutorial.with.gitlab_ci.env_variables.edit.token.tooltip=Use an existing token or generate a new one.
-onboarding.tutorial.with.gitlab_ci.env_variables.step1=Key
-
-onboarding.tutorial.with.gitlab_ci.env_variables.step3=Uncheck the {value} checkbox.
-onboarding.tutorial.with.gitlab_ci.env_variables.step3.value=Protect Variable
-onboarding.tutorial.with.gitlab_ci.env_variables.section.step4=Check the {value} checkbox.
-onboarding.tutorial.with.gitlab_ci.env_variables.section.step4.value=Mask Variable
-onboarding.tutorial.with.gitlab_ci.env_variables.section2.title=Define the SonarQube URL environment variable.
-onboarding.tutorial.with.gitlab_ci.env_variables.section2.description=Still in {link} add a new variable and make sure it is available for your project:
-onboarding.tutorial.with.gitlab_ci.env_variables.section2.step4=Leave the {value} checkbox unchecked.
-onboarding.tutorial.with.gitlab_ci.yml.title=Create or update the configuration file
-onboarding.tutorial.with.gitlab_ci.yml.description=Create or update your {filename} file with the following content.
-onboarding.tutorial.with.gitlab_ci.yml.filename=.gitlab-ci.yml
-onboarding.tutorial.with.gitlab_ci.yml.baseconfig=Note that this is a minimal base configuration to run a SonarQube analysis on your main branch and merge requests.
-onboarding.tutorial.with.gitlab_ci.yml.baseconfig.no_branches=Note that this is a minimal base configuration to run a SonarQube analysis on your main branch.
-onboarding.tutorial.with.gitlab_ci.yml.existing=If you already have a pipeline configured and running, you might want to add the example from this step to your existing yml file.
+onboarding.tutorial.with.gitlab_ci.variables.title=Add environment variables
+onboarding.tutorial.with.gitlab_ci.variables.description.link=Settings > CI/CD > Variables
+onboarding.tutorial.with.gitlab_ci.variables.section.title=Define the SonarQube Token environment variable.
+onboarding.tutorial.with.gitlab_ci.variables.section.description=In GitLab, go to {link} to add the following variable and make sure it is available for your project:
+onboarding.tutorial.with.gitlab_ci.variables.edit.token.tooltip=Use an existing token or generate a new one.
+onboarding.tutorial.with.gitlab_ci.variables.step1=Key
+
+onboarding.tutorial.with.gitlab_ci.variables.step3=Uncheck the {value} checkbox.
+onboarding.tutorial.with.gitlab_ci.variables.step3.value=Protect Variable
+onboarding.tutorial.with.gitlab_ci.variables.section.step4=Check the {value} checkbox.
+onboarding.tutorial.with.gitlab_ci.variables.section.step4.value=Mask Variable
+onboarding.tutorial.with.gitlab_ci.variables.section2.title=Define the SonarQube URL environment variable.
+onboarding.tutorial.with.gitlab_ci.variables.section2.description=Still in {link} add a new variable and make sure it is available for your project:
+onboarding.tutorial.with.gitlab_ci.variables.section2.step4=Leave the {value} checkbox unchecked.
+onboarding.tutorial.with.gitlab_ci.yaml.title=Create or update the configuration file
+onboarding.tutorial.with.gitlab_ci.yaml.description=Create or update your {filename} file with the following content.
+onboarding.tutorial.with.gitlab_ci.yaml.filename=.gitlab-ci.yml
+onboarding.tutorial.with.gitlab_ci.yaml.baseconfig=Note that this is a minimal base configuration to run a SonarQube analysis on your main branch and merge requests.
+onboarding.tutorial.with.gitlab_ci.yaml.baseconfig.no_branches=Note that this is a minimal base configuration to run a SonarQube analysis on your main branch.
+onboarding.tutorial.with.gitlab_ci.yaml.existing=If you already have a pipeline configured and running, you might want to add the example from this step to your existing yml file.
 
 onboarding.tutorial.with.jenkins.title=Analyze your project with Jenkins
 onboarding.tutorial.with.jenkins.alm_selection.title=Select your DevOps platform