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Under each string on a translation page Since project has no proofreader to review my code, i have been assigned permission to approve my translations, but this three radio buttons selection remains the same. As if i have to waste time selecting "Approved" radio button on each string or setup some macro using browser extension like SiteMacro to do this. Under different projects on Weblate i do not have this problem. https://docs.weblate.org/en/ nor this page contains any match for "Only approved translations are written to the translation file." to guide translator or project admin to solve this "issue". So how to solve it please exactly? AI says:
UPDATE: Submitted a issue/feature request here: #20885 |
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It is caused by the project configuration: https://docs.weblate.org/en/latest/admin/projects.html#translation-quality-filter The same text is shown in the right sidebar for policy-blocked edits, where it has the help link as well. Now I wonder whether it's actually useful to show this on the radios as well. |
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This has now been addressed through UX improvements in #21534, scheduled for Weblate 2026.10. For your situation, where the language has no separate review process, a project administrator can disable reviews specifically for that language:
This removes the review controls for that language while preserving reviews for other languages. With the approved-only quality filter, disabling reviews allows all translation states to be written to files for that language, including those needing editing. If you want to keep reviews enabled, Weblate 2026.10 also adds The documentation now explains the warning and these workflow settings: https://docs.weblate.org/en/latest/admin/projects.html#translation-quality-filter |

This has now been addressed through UX improvements in #21534, scheduled for Weblate 2026.10.
For your situation, where the language has no separate review process, a project administrator can disable reviews specifically for that language:
This removes the review controls for that language while preserving reviews for other languages. With the approved-only quality filter, disabling reviews allows all translation states to be written to files for that language, including those needing editing.
If you want to keep reviews enable…