New version 🚨 #Weblate 5.13 brings many preparations for more significant changes and also delivers the new commit policy. Select what translations you want to receive to your repository. And don’t forget to check all the other improvements! #YourSoftwareYourLanguageweblate.org/news/archive/513-c…
We published an exciting release today. It is the first one that includes the work done by new Weblate team members, namely Karen on the frontend and Kartik on the backend. We are excited to have them on our team.
Omg, this was my #1 complaint about Weblate since forever! The only issue that truly bothered me and I had no workaround for! I cannot put into words how happy reading about that feature makes me! I need to go set this up as I like it for my projects soon ❤️
@SylvieLorxu For us, it’s great to read this message from you! #Libre projects should bring happiness to their community members 😊 Keep your suggestions and feedback coming! Happy Weblating!
Small follow-up question, just to make sure I understand it right:
If I'm correct, translations failing *enforced* checks (not "normal" checks) will be forced to have the "needs editing" flag and thus will automatically be blocked if you set Settings -> Workflow -> Translation quality filter to "Skip translations marked as needing editing", with no way for the editor to override this, right? Because that is the behaviour I need, I need people to stop submitting broken translations :)
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in reply to Weblate • • •Small follow-up question, just to make sure I understand it right:
If I'm correct, translations failing *enforced* checks (not "normal" checks) will be forced to have the "needs editing" flag and thus will automatically be blocked if you set Settings -> Workflow -> Translation quality filter to "Skip translations marked as needing editing", with no way for the editor to override this, right? Because that is the behaviour I need, I need people to stop submitting broken translations :)