| Ammarpad | |
| Sep 29 2019, 6:16 AM |
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| Sep 29 2019, 6:16 AM |
Translation admins on multilingual wikis tend to work in a bot-like manner, scores of rapidly successive edits.
When I watch a page I am interested in actual content changes, but my watchlist is nowadays cluttered with translations updates that are of no use to me. Thus effectively hiding the actual changes I am watching for.
Please provide a way to filter them completely from watchlist and recent-changes the same way bot edits are filtered.
Me thinks: *Oh hey thats me*
To clarify what you are requesting:
Both watchlist and recent changes provide "type of change" filters. The current options are
The image you attached is just a lot of logged actions, one for each of the pages (except when I accidentally discouraged Bridges across Cultures, and then had to encourage it again).
What you are requesting is that page translation log entries be classified differently (eg with a new "type of change") than the current "logged actions", so that you can see "logged actions" but not see translation log entries. Is this a correct understanding?
I am also curious whether filtering all log actions is sufficient. I don't think it makes sense to implement more granular filtering in Translate. It should be a core feature, which Translate can extend if necessary.