Date and time the translation schema was created.
Translation schema name displayed in the Translation Manager.
Whether to duplicate the translated content when a site containing the translation schema and content is duplicated.
Default: false
List of fields for the translation schema. This property uses a string to map to a SchemaField (Map<string, SchemaField>). The string serves as a key, which you'll need to access each field in the schema and when adding translation content.
Whether the translation schema is hidden from the site.
Default: false
Translation schema ID.
Translation schema unique key identifier.
A reference to the parent schema. For example, if the schema is for a menu item, this property would contain the schema ID of the menu it belongs to.
Required when require_parent_entity is set to true.
Fields displayed in content previews. For example, a product name for a product translation schema.
Whether content created or updated with this schema must include a parent_entity_id.
When set to true, any Create Content or Update Content call targeting this schema
will fail if parent_entity_id is missing or empty.
The schema itself must also have a parent_id defined, otherwise the schema
Create or Update call will fail with SchemaRequireParentEntityWithoutParentIdException.
Default: false
Example: A "menu-item" schema that always belongs to a "menu" parent schema would set
require_parent_entity = true and parent_id to the "menu" schema ID. Every translation
content item created for "menu-item" must then specify which menu it belongs to via
parent_entity_id.
Revision number, which increments by 1 each time the schema is updated. To prevent conflicting changes, the existing revision must be used when updating a schema.
Date and time the translation schema was updated.