[design] Resolve concurrent save conflicts in React editor.
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Former user 3 December 2017 at 23:56
Yeah that makes more sense
Maybe Use latest and Use original - since mine could be confusing if the other revision was made by the same person.
Former user 3 December 2017 at 23:53
The design looks good.
In the resolve conflict modal, instead of "Save and overwrite", and "overwrite", would it be simpler with "Use the latest", and "Use mine"?
Former user 3 May 2017 at 04:06Edited
Add functionality to modify revision before saving - save & overwrite
Replace 'Needs work' etc with 'Resolve Conflict'
Former user 21 April 2017 at 04:26
It should be better, perhaps still red is ok too. Maybe like a police line or something
Making it editable may have other consequences I don't see, not sure.
Former user 21 April 2017 at 03:57
The label is part of the design to tell users that there is a conflict with that translation that must be resolved. I will make it smaller and not red, so it does not seem like an error. Do you think that would resolve this? I just want to make sure it is clear that the current segment is in a conflicting state.
I was thinking of making it not editable, but it makes sense that they would want to make further changes before resolving the conflict.
And use theirs/yours sounds much better!
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In the GWT editor, when someone else saves a translation for the text flow that a translator is editing, the translator is shown a dialog that allows them to choose whether to discard what they have typed, or continue working on it.
The purposes are to ensure that a translator does not accidentally overwrite someone else's recent translation, and to make sure translators do not lose their work-in-progress when someone else saves.
This functionality or similar functionality that serves the same purposes should be added to the React editor.
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