configured in the Component configuration by default. Hint By setting the Editor link, you use your local editor to open the VCS source code file of translated strings. You can use Template markup. Usually keyboard row is shown just above the translation field. This can be useful to keep local punctuation in mind (as the row is local to each language), or have characters otherwise hard to type handy. The shown way to merge conflicts in a semi- automatic way: Fetch and keep a local clone of the Weblate Git repository. Also get a second fresh local clone of the upstream Git repository (i. e. you need two copies

configured in the Component configuration by default. Hint By setting the Editor link, you use your local editor to open the VCS source code file of translated strings. You can use Template markup. Usually keyboard row is shown just above the translation field. This can be useful to keep local punctuation in mind (as the row is local to each language), or have characters otherwise hard to type handy. The shown way to merge conflicts in a semi- automatic way: Fetch and keep a local clone of the Weblate Git repository. Also get a second fresh local clone of the upstream Git repository (i. e. you need two copies

configured in the Component configuration by default. Hint By setting the Editor link, you use your local editor to open the VCS source code file of translated strings. You can use Template markup. Usually keyboard row is shown just above the translation field. This can be useful to keep local punctuation in mind (as the row is local to each language), or have characters otherwise hard to type handy. The shown way to merge conflicts in a semi- automatic way: Fetch and keep a local clone of the Weblate Git repository. Also get a second fresh local clone of the upstream Git repository (i. e. you need two copies

configured in the Component configuration by default. Hint By setting the Editor link, you use your local editor to open the VCS source code file of translated strings. You can use Template markup. Usually keyboard row is shown just above the translation field. This can be useful to keep local punctuation in mind (as the row is local to each language), or have characters otherwise hard to type handy. The shown way to merge conflicts in a semi- automatic way: Fetch and keep a local clone of the Weblate Git repository. Also get a second fresh local clone of the upstream Git repository (i. e. you need two copies

configured in the Component configuration by default. Hint By setting the Editor link, you use your local editor to open the VCS source code file of translated strings. You can use Template markup. Usually keyboard row is shown just above the translation field. This can be useful to keep local punctuation in mind (as the row is local to each language), or have characters otherwise hard to type handy. The shown way to merge conflicts in a semi-automatic way: Fetch and keep a local clone of the Weblate Git repository. Also get a second fresh local clone of the upstream Git repository (i. e. you need two copies

configured in the Component configuration by default. Hint: By setting the Editor link, you use your local editor to open the VCS source code file of translated strings. You can use Template markup. Usually way to merge conflicts in a semi-automatic way: Fetch and keep a local clone of the Weblate Git repository. Also get a second fresh local clone of the upstream Git repository (i. e. you need two copies use Git remote helpers in Git to access other VCSes. Weblate also supports VCS less operation, see Local files. Note: For native support of other VCSes, Weblate requires using distributed VCS, and could

configured in the Component configuration by default. Hint By setting the Editor link, you use your local editor to open the VCS source code file of translated strings. You can use Template markup. Usually keyboard row is shown just above the translation field. This can be useful to keep local punctuation in mind (as the row is local to each language), or have characters otherwise hard to type handy. The shown way to merge conflicts in a semi- automatic way: Fetch and keep a local clone of the Weblate Git repository. Also get a second fresh local clone of the upstream Git repository (i. e. you need two copies

configured in the Component configuration by default. Hint By setting the Editor link, you use your local editor to open the VCS source code file of translated strings. You can use Template markup. Usually keyboard row is shown just above the translation field. This can be useful to keep local punctuation in mind (as the row is local to each language), or have characters otherwise hard to type handy. The shown way to merge conflicts in a semi- automatic way: Fetch and keep a local clone of the Weblate Git repository. Also get a second fresh local clone of the upstream Git repository (i. e. you need two copies

configured in the Component configuration by default. Hint By setting the Editor link, you use your local editor to open the VCS source code file of translated strings. You can use Template markup. Usually keyboard row is shown just above the translation field. This can be useful to keep local punctuation in mind (as the row is local to each language), or have characters otherwise hard to type handy. The shown way to merge conflicts in a semi- automatic way: Fetch and keep a local clone of the Weblate Git repository. Also get a second fresh local clone of the upstream Git repository (i. e. you need two copies

configured in the Component configuration by default. Hint By setting the Editor link, you use your local editor to open the VCS source code file of translated strings. You can use Template markup. Usually keyboard row is shown just above the translation field. This can be useful to keep local punctuation in mind (as the row is local to each language), or have characters otherwise hard to type handy. The shown way to merge conflicts in a semi- automatic way: Fetch and keep a local clone of the Weblate Git repository. Also get a second fresh local clone of the upstream Git repository (i. e. you need two copies