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permitted) forward suggestions. Doing so is still available to logged in users, in cases where uncertainty about the translation arises, which will prompt another translator to review it. The suggestions challenging to import using the Weblate’s web interface. For that reason, there is the import_project management command. Depending on exact setup, importing of the translation might look like: $ ./manage.py content to your test installation. 13. You can now run Weblate commands using weblate command, see Management commands. You can stop the test server with Ctrl+C, and leave the virtual environment with deactivate

permitted) forward suggestions. Doing so is still available to logged in users, in cases where uncertainty about the translation arises, which will prompt another translator to review it. The suggestions challenging to import using the Weblate’s web interface. For that reason, there is the import_project management command. Depending on exact setup, importing of the translation might look like: $ ./manage.py content to your test installation. 13. You can now run Weblate commands using weblate command, see Management commands. You can stop the test server with Ctrl+C, and leave the virtual environment with deactivate

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permitted) forward suggestions. Doing so is still available to logged in users, in cases where uncertainty about the translation arises, which will prompt another translator to review it. The suggestions challenging to import using the Weblate’s web interface. For that reason, there is the import_project management command. Depending on exact setup, importing of the translation might look like: $ ./manage.py settings_example.py in the same directory). 6. You can now run Weblate commands using weblate command, see Management commands. 7. To run webserver, use the wsgi wrapper installed with Weblate (in this case it is

Checks and fixups Machine translation Addons Translation Memory Configuration Sample configuration Management commands Whiteboard messages Component Lists Optional Weblate modules Customizing Weblate Django permitted) forward suggestions. Doing so is still available to logged in users, in cases where uncertainty about the translation arises, which will prompt another translator to review it. The suggestions challenging to import using the Weblateʼs web interface. For that reason, there is the import_project management command. Depending on exact setup, importing of the translation might look like: $ ./manage.py

Checks and fixups Machine translation Addons Translation Memory Configuration Sample configuration Management commands Whiteboard messages Component Lists Optional Weblate modules Customizing Weblate Django permitted) forward suggestions. Doing so is still available to logged in users, in cases where uncertainty about the translation arises, which will prompt another translator to review it. Note Permissions challenging to import using the Weblate’s web interface. For that reason, there is the import_project management command. Depending on exact setup, importing of the translation might look like: $ ./manage.py

Checks and fixups Machine translation Addons Translation Memory Configuration Sample configuration Management commands Whiteboard messages Component Lists Optional Weblate modules Customizing Weblate Django permitted) forward suggestions. Doing so is still available to logged in users, in cases where uncertainty about the translation arises, which will prompt another translator to review it. The suggestions challenging to import using the Weblateʼs web interface. For that reason, there is the import_project management command. Depending on exact setup, importing of the translation might look like: $ ./manage.py