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Valter Mura (<valtermura@libreoffice.org>), 30. september 2019 kell 00:17:

Il 25/09/19 15:43, sophi ha scritto:
Hi all,

Christian will migrate the projects in Pootle to Weblate in the next
weeks.
For offline translators, would that be a problem for you to have 6.3 on
Weblate and not more in Pootle?

Hi,

for us no problem.

The only thing I need is, once migration done and before we start to
"really" translate, to have the possibility to manage admin/user rights,
in order to assign correctly them to users.


 Hi,

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.
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.

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

Best regards,
Mihkel
Estonian one-man-team

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