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Weblate doesn't attempt to detect non-translatable content automatically. You can tell it that something is non-translatable via https://docs.weblate.org/en/latest/user/checks.html#check-placeholders. Using `placeholders:r"~/[a-z./]*" might do the trick. |
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Describe the issue
At hosted.weblate.org (Weblate weblate-2026.7.1-829-g414f6e7b6b)
was original string:
live under ~/.local/share/applications, ~/.local/share/icons, andLibreTranslate suggested a translation where a word "applications" was translated. I doubt it would be good practice to translate parts of the paths. But interestingly only one path, one word was translated. Screenshot if needed.
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How do you run Weblate?
weblate.org service
Weblate version
2026.7.1-829-g414f6e7b6b
Weblate deploy checks
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