Weblate
Open-source continuous localization and translation management platform
Weblate 2026.11.2 speeds up stats and moves minor security issues into the open.
◆Recent moves
- 1d ago
Weblate 2026.11.2 adds default workspace memory, faster stats
A point release mostly about speed and scale: faster category statistics and translation propagation, plus a setting that decides how projects use workspace translation memory by default. It also moves low and medium security issues to public handling on GitHub, after 2026.11.1's batch of private fixes.
View source ↗ - 9d ago
Weblate 2026.11.1
A point release heavier than usual: admins get account security findings with leaked-password checks and bulk resets, plus several access-control fixes. It fits the run toward tooling for large, administered installations.
View source ↗ - 11d ago
Weblate 2026.11
2026.11 is broad rather than new in kind: editable built-in roles, a Languages tab and translation sharing in Workspaces, visual and YAML Automation editors, and an optional OIDC provider. It builds on the workspace and Automation work from 2026.10.
View source ↗ - 1mo ago
Weblate 2026.10.1 syncs teams from identity providers
An opt-in sync now maps identity-provider groups, including GitLab groups, onto Weblate teams and can restrict login by group. It adds the membership layer to the workspace hierarchy, so permissions follow the org directory instead of manual admin work. Push-on-update and default notification settings round out the admin tooling.
View source ↗ - 1mo ago
Weblate 2026.10 adds Automation add-on and AI quality scoring
This is the release where the workspace hierarchy built since June starts carrying rules: enforced checks and language-creation policies now cascade from workspace down to component. Paired with the Automation add-on and AI quality evaluation, it moves Weblate from storing translations to governing how they get produced.
View source ↗ - 2mo ago
Weblate 2026.9.1: notification diagnostics and editor search refresh
A maintenance point release that adds per-user notification diagnostics and better search recovery in the editor. It fits the ongoing pattern of making a growing permission and subscription model explainable to admins.
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