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Before installing the plugin, make sure your environment meets the minimum requirements. You need Ruby 3.0 or later and Fastlane 2.227.2 or later (the version used during development and testing). If you are managing dependencies with Bundler (recommended), your project should already have a Gemfile and a Gemfile.lock in the root of your repository. All commands below assume you are running from that root.
The gem is publicly available on RubyGems at rubygems.org/gems/fastlane-plugin-ovo_poeditor. No private registry or additional credentials are required to install it.

Installation Steps

1

Add the plugin to your project

Run the Fastlane plugin installer from your project root. This command fetches the gem from RubyGems, adds it to your fastlane/Pluginfile, and updates your Gemfile.lock.
fastlane add_plugin ovo_poeditor
2

Verify your Pluginfile

Open fastlane/Pluginfile and confirm that the following line was added automatically. If you are adding the plugin manually to an existing Pluginfile, add this line yourself.
gem 'fastlane-plugin-ovo_poeditor'
3

Install dependencies

Resolve and install all gems, including the newly added plugin, using Bundler.
bundle install

Gem Metadata

Key facts about the gem:
FieldValue
Gem namefastlane-plugin-ovo_poeditor
Required Ruby>= 3.0 (declared in gemspec)
Minimum Fastlane>= 2.227.2 (declared in project Gemfile)
LicenseMIT
MFA required on RubyGemsYes
Always prefix your Fastlane commands with bundle exec — for example, bundle exec fastlane download_strings. This ensures Fastlane and the plugin run against exactly the gem versions locked in your Gemfile.lock, preventing subtle version mismatches across machines and CI environments.

Next Steps

With the plugin installed, head to the Quickstart to write your first lane and run a translation download in under five minutes.

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