Hi Sophie,
I already unflagged many of them as I saw what was happening, but here's
an example that I can cofirm showing up in English in Finnish-language
LO as of 6.4.0:
https://weblate.documentfoundation.org/translate/libo_ui-master/filtermessages/fi/?checksum=90e8d59d903deeb9
It's in the PDF export dialog, on the second tab from the left.
Best regards,
Tuomas
sophi kirjoitti 11.2.2020 16:02:
Hi Tuomas,
Le 10/02/2020 à 12:48, Tuomas Hietala a écrit :
Hello,
Currently TDF Weblate seems to be set up to revert to the original
English string when a translated string is flagged as "needs editing".
I.e. the English string is shown in the UI instead of the flagged
translation. As the Weblate workflow in LibreOffice has not been
documented yet, I don't know whether this is intentional or not.
However, this is different from some other projects I have translated
on
other Weblate instances, so the behaviour may be different from what
some people are used to.
Because of this, it's currently probably not a good idea to flag all
strings needing editing as "needs editing" (as I initially did), but
only to flag strings where the translation is clearly wrong or
confusing
enough that the English string is preferred. I think this limits the
usefulness of the flag somewhat, but I guess comments could be used
for
the same purpose also.
Could you send a direct link to an example of such string? Thanks in
advance
Cheers
Sophie
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