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Christian Lohmaier (<lohmaier+ooofuture@googlemail.com>), 30. september
2019 kell 16:02:

Hi *,

On Mon, Sep 30, 2019 at 12:11 AM Mihkel Tõnnov <mihhkel@gmail.com> wrote:
Valter Mura (<valtermura@libreoffice.org>), 30. september 2019 kell
00:17:

Will there be a way to download and upload many/all files at once on
Weblate, as it can be done on Pootle?
If "yes", then OK by me.

"Yes", but not via weblate ui, but via the repository
https://github.com/LibreOffice/translations-weblate
At least until we patched that into weblate, but I wouldn't count on
that in the next month or two...


What about batch *up*loading? If there's no way for that in Weblate, I see
two possibilities, neither of which is exactly good:
a) committing the files to GitHub directly - but won't they then get
overwritten again by whatever is on Weblate?
b) removing Estonian from Weblate and committing to GitHub directly - but
then there's no easily accessible public overview of the state of things.
How is this solved for the few other teams who translate offline?

If "no", then it's a problem, as I'm in the middle of some
terminology/consistency work across the translation (UI/help), with many
files being changed.
Additionally, on a quick glance, I didn't find an option to download the
templates (.pot's). I kinda need those for my (offline) workflow.

Those are also in the abovementioned repo.

Also +1 to what Valter said about managing the rights.

Same question to you then. Do you ask because current permissions are
not correct or because you have high fluctuation in your team?


There is literally no fluctuation in my team, only me :) / :(
The reason for asking is that in Pootle I have set that any (not
necessarily even logged in) users can make suggestions, in case someone
finds an error in translation or has an improvement idea. This possibility
has also been used a few times. If this can be set up like this also in
Weblate by Sophie or anyone else, then fine by me.
In addition, I presume that if someone requests to join my language team,
that request would then be passed to me for approval, so I can make sure
the applicant has needed level of language skills, agree on
style/terminology, etc.

Best regards,
Mihkel

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