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The translations are created in the background so it might take some time. Or are there any errors in the log that would indicate it has failed? |
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They are never created, where can i find the logs? |
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In the meantime I solved it by creating empty stub files for each language in each component and delete them again on package build. But would be good if this can be solved properly. |
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Describe the issue
When adding a new component, it doesn't create translatable strings for each language. I have to manually click on + on language.
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Expected behavior
All languages which are created in the project have strings to translate for this component.
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The global project languages

The new added component languages

Exception traceback
How do you run Weblate?
Docker container
Weblate versions
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Weblate deploy checks
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