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Translations shown as not translated if translated by another app #229

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tiktuk opened this issue Feb 17, 2020 · 0 comments
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Translations shown as not translated if translated by another app #229

tiktuk opened this issue Feb 17, 2020 · 0 comments

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tiktuk commented Feb 17, 2020

  • Which version of Django are you using?:
    Django 1.11.17

  • Which version of django-rosetta are you using?:
    django-rosetta 0.9.3

  • Have you looked trough recent issues and checked this isn't a duplicate?
    Yes.

I have for instance overwritten some templates from Django-allauth in my own app's template directory. The translations in those templates are translated in Allauth's own translations and are correctly translated in my app's front-end. This all works. The problem is that they are shown as untranslated in Rosetta so I never reach 100% translated strings there and it's also difficult to find out which strings are actually not translated.

Is there any way to make Rosetta aware that those strings are already translated? I have tried to add Allauth to LOCALE_PATHS and also to symlink its directory into my own app but without any luck.

Thanks for a great project btw ☺️ !

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