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Add Approved Percentage as a Column in the Object List #9855
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This issue has been added to the backlog. It is not scheduled on the Weblate roadmap, but it eventually might be implemented. In case you need this feature soon, please consider helping or push it by funding the development. |
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On narrow resultions it will appear as third item right after the name and 'Translated' column. The other columns appear 100px later than before, except 'Unfinished Characters' which appears after 'Comments' at a additonal 100px instead of 200px. This allows 'Untranslated' to show at the usual 1400px, so on wide screens no information is lost. Fixes WeblateOrg#9855
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The new column is displayed in front of the translation percentage because when approvals are active they probably become the main progress criteria. On a smaller display resolution it will be shown in third priority after the name and 'Translated' column. The other columns appear 100px later than before, except 'Unfinished Characters' which appears after 'Comments' at an additional 100px instead of 200px. This allows 'Untranslated' to show at the usual 1400px, so on common 1440px wide screens no information is lost. Fixes WeblateOrg#9855
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The new column is displayed in front of the translation percentage because when approvals are active they probably become the main progress criteria. On a smaller display resolution it will be shown in third priority after the name and 'Translated' column. The other columns appear 100px later than before, except 'Unfinished Characters' which appears after 'Comments' at an additional 100px instead of 200px. This allows 'Untranslated' to show at the usual 1400px, so on common 1440px wide screens no information is lost. Fixes WeblateOrg#9855
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Only shows if reviews are enabled in the project. A simpler implementation compared to MR WeblateOrg#9864. Resolves WeblateOrg#9855
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Only shows if reviews are enabled in the project. A simpler implementation compared to MR WeblateOrg#9864. Resolves WeblateOrg#9855
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Yes please, we also need this on our project. |
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Only shows if reviews are enabled in the project. A simpler implementation compared to MR WeblateOrg#9864. Resolves WeblateOrg#9855
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Only shows if reviews are enabled in the project. A simpler implementation compared to MR WeblateOrg#9864. Resolves WeblateOrg#9855
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Labels
backlog
This is not on the Weblate roadmap for now. Can be prioritized by sponsorship.
enhancement
Adding or requesting a new feature.
help wanted
Extra attention is needed.
ux
Issues related to user experience.
Describe the problem
Currently in the object list (for projects, components & languages) there is no percentage shown that represents the blue bar.
It is cumbersome to collect a overview on the approval percentage over multiple languages or components.
Describe the solution you'd like
Similar to the "Translated" column there would also be a "Approved" column with the same behaviour (percentage/green checkmark).
Describe alternatives you've considered
Re-use the existing "Translated" column and rename it to "Translated/Approved". When approval is applicable, replace the values in the "Translated" column with the approval percentage. Or show two percentage values. While this saves space, readability suffers and can become confusing.
Making the columns customizeable seem like much too much effort. There is still enough horizontal space left in desktop mode that a additional column would fit.
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Additional context
In our translation projects we use the precentage of approved strings as a quality gateway for two things:
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