Find Strings with Unresolved Issues More Easily in the Editor

Find Strings with Unresolved Issues More Easily in the Editor
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Mike Giannakopoulos
May 24, 2018
2 min read

If you translate and manage your translations with Transifex, you may have noticed that there are a number of new and updated string filters in the Editor. One filter update we want to highlight today is the Issues filter.

Up until now, you could only filter strings by whether it had an issue or not (Issue = Yes or No). That was somewhat useful, but the filter ignored the fact that issues have states — they can be open or resolved.

To fix this, we’ve updated the Issue filter so that you can now filter strings by whether they have an Open issue, Resolved issue, or No issue.

Transifex Editor - translation Issue filter

Now it’ll be easier to find open issues that still need to be answered/addressed or revisit already resolved issues. Or if you want to work on strings that have no issues first, you can do that too.


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