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Update node and all translations programmatically

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bigboy

I need to add tags as taxonomy terms to already created nodes in 7 languages.

If I do this:

$node = Node::load($nid);
$node->set('field_tags', getTerms($terms));
$node->save();

Just default node in English is updated, however, all terms are created in all languages.

getTerms() - is my own function, which is getting term ids and creating them if they don't exist.

I need to update all node translations. But how?

Tried this:

foreach (getLanguages() as $key => $value) {
  $node_translation = $node->addTranslation($key, $node->toArray());
  $node_translation->set('field_tags', getTerms($terms));
  $node_translation->save();
}

Gives me this error: [error] Invalid translation language (ru) specified. But 'ru' language is active.

getLanguages() - return array of all languages. The same function is used to create nodes and terms and it's working fine there.

How to update a node and all its translations?

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4uk4
Can you add the location where the error is raised and the stack trace down to the point where it connects with your code? You want to update translations when your code is adding translations. How did you configure the reference field and the vocabulary? Are both translatable?
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bigboy

Finally found the right solution to update node translation programmatically:

if ($node->hasTranslation($key)) {
  $translation = $node->getTranslation($key);
  $translation->set('field_tags', $terms);
  $translation->save();
}

$key - language tag, for example 'en', 'es', 'ru', etc.

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