Hi Stanislav,
Le 07/12/2019 à 20:35, Stanislav Horáček a écrit :
Hi,
is it possible to use the glossary in Weblate? I have only access to
the "Browse", "Export glossary" and "History" commands, whereas I
don't see "Add new word" and "Import Glossary" [1].
This feature was available in Pootle (the project "Terminology" was
used for that) and it helps a lot to maintain translation consistency.
It would be nice to upload the terminologies from Pootle to Weblate
automatically, but, of course it would be enough if we can do it
manually.
We discussed it with Christian last week and translators will be able to
upload them. It seems a parameter was missing as I've been able to
upload FR one and I discover that Jean-Baptiste was not able to modify
or edit it.
For information, TDF has ordered new hardware to host Weblate instance.
As soon as we receive it, Guilhem will migrate actual version on it and
once done, we will upgrade to the newer version.
Cheers
Sophie
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