The month of October is nearing its end, and by looking and the amount of updates we have gathered during it, we can proudly say that our dev team’s hard work has been quite fruitful.<\/p>\n
Because we don’t want to bore you with very technical stuff, we will limit this communication to presenting the\u00a0most obvious changes\u00a0to\u00a0improve your localization workflow.<\/p>\n
You will notice that in the Github projects page, you now have the following options to filter your\u00a0exports: all, translated\/untranslated, fuzzy\/not fuzzy, automatic\/not automatic, proofread\/not proofread. Once one of these settings is chosen, it is saved and applied for all the Github projects. In the case of multiple files, you will also notice that you are now able to tell where you are with the export, because a progress bar will be visible while the export to Github takes place.<\/p>\n
For an easier time managing translations, the mass toggle option was a\u00a0must. You can now perform the action of mass toggling fuzzy translations or mass toggling proofread translations by accessing the\u00a0dropwdown list at the bottom of any language page and clicking “Go”.<\/p>\n