Hi Stan, All
Yes I noticed that as well. I retranslated using the translation memory.
but I prefer not to have to restranslate at all.
Olivier
Em 23/01/2020 19:42, Stanislav Horáček escreveu:
Hi,
there is something strange with Weblate. After the update of source
strings yesterday, some translations of Help that were made during the
last week disappeared in the project "master", whereas they remained in
the projects "6.3" and "6.4".
These translations were done in "master" and were propagated into "6.3"
and "6.4" automatically (the Weblate feature). Specifically: language
"cs", strings for table with document format starting with [1] for
master, [2] for 6.4.
(One week ago, I noticed the same behavior, so it is not a temporary
issue.)
Do I really need to retranslate all of them in master? Could you look at
this?
Thank you,
Stanislav
[1]
https://weblate.documentfoundation.org/translate/libo_help-master/textsharedguide/cs/?checksum=56335ed77b8d85fd
[2]
https://weblate.documentfoundation.org/translate/libo_help-6-4/textsharedguide/cs/?checksum=56335ed77b8d85fd
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