Using API to return an endorsed translation back to translator
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Pāvils Jurjāns
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5 months ago
Hello, I am looking for a solution how to change a video's translation status back to "being translated". A translator mistakenly endorsed their translation, and the work_status now is "needs-review".
I thought I'd use API to get it back to the "subtitles" status, through Update a request endpoint. I tried with only `"work_stage": "subtitles"` in the body, then also with the translator's name: `"subtitler": "AneteV". But those PUT API calls have zero effect: get just a http 301 response, reditect to the job's respective GET endpoint.
In the sites UI, however, changing the status works just fine:
- I find the video, click on the "Manage requests" action,
- find the language, click on the "Edit" action,
- change the state to "Translation",
- confirm the changes by clicking the "Update" button.
Now the API subtitle request JSON shows `"work_status": "being-subtitled"`. This is my intended result I'd wished to achieve through API request. Please clarify what would be the correct way of API use to achieve what I wanted.
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Claude Almansi
said
5 months ago
Thank you for your question, Pāvils Jurjāns.
However, it concerns a team issue, and I am not competent to answer such issues. Please create a ticket: it will be read by Amara tech staff who will be able to help you.
Pāvils Jurjāns
Hello, I am looking for a solution how to change a video's translation status back to "being translated". A translator mistakenly endorsed their translation, and the work_status now is "needs-review".
I thought I'd use API to get it back to the "subtitles" status, through Update a request endpoint. I tried with only `"work_stage": "subtitles"` in the body, then also with the translator's name: `"subtitler": "AneteV". But those PUT API calls have zero effect: get just a http 301 response, reditect to the job's respective GET endpoint.
In the sites UI, however, changing the status works just fine:
- I find the video, click on the "Manage requests" action,
- find the language, click on the "Edit" action,
- change the state to "Translation",
- confirm the changes by clicking the "Update" button.
Now the API subtitle request JSON shows `"work_status": "being-subtitled"`. This is my intended result I'd wished to achieve through API request. Please clarify what would be the correct way of API use to achieve what I wanted.