Allow to save fallback translations to default locale #515
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Interesting idea, I'm not against if it helps someone... but tests are completely broken so I can't be sure if that related to this PR or no. Do you want to give a try to fix them? |
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I wasn't sure if the test failures are related to this PR or not either, at first glance i didn't think so. I'm quite busy atm so probably won't have time for a few weeks / months to take a closer look at the tests. If you don't mind keeping the PR open i'll try to squeeze it in at some point. |
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Sure, help on tests here would be much appreciated! |
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With the symfony profiler: If a fallback is used it's not possible to save the change to the default locale. Currently editing the fallback leads to an update of the fallback. I've added a second button to allow both cases.