On the French Wiktionary (but it should happens elsewhere), if an unconfirmed user translate messages using Translate extension, patrollers are not able to validate this contribution in the recent changes. Unvalidated translations are still visible on the French Wiktionary (recent changes).
See also: T44162: Option to patrol changes to translated pages is offered but gives error
| Project | Branch | Lines +/- | Subject | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| mediawiki/extensions/Translate | master | +1 -31 | Allow patrolling edits to translation pages |
Examples of the week:
Translation pages cannot be edited directly, so you cannot patrol (or move, or delete) them directly either. You only can patrol/undo/rollback the edits in Translations namespace.
Reported yesterday by another user.
I can edit a translated content, no ? Just by clicking on the classical "modify" link.
Also IMO it's illogical that these edits are shown in RecentChanges and tagged as unpatrolled page but can't be patrolled...
There is a list of whitelisted actions for translatable pages in PageTranslationHooks::preventDirectEditing. Adding patrol to the list would be okay for me.
No, that is not enough. That code is there to prevent the patrol links from appearing.
Then it should be better if someone else takes care of that as it exceeds my knowledges.
No, otherwise the update would be listed in this very task. Patches always welcome. :)
Change 585319 had a related patch set uploaded (by DannyS712; owner: DannyS712):
[mediawiki/extensions/Translate@master] Allow patrolling edits to translation pages
Change 585319 merged by jenkins-bot:
[mediawiki/extensions/Translate@master] Allow patrolling edits to translation pages