The "Reset translation status" Tab offers the option to reset the translation status, meaning, it will delete the current translation status of each project and will reset the locale_file timestamp, last checked date for all projects and the general locale last checked date. It also offers an option to check available translation updates manually.
The "Reset translation status" Tab offers the option to reset the translation status, meaning, it will delete the current translation status of each project and will reset the locale_file timestamp, last checked date for all projects and the general locale last checked date. It also offers an option to check available translation updates manually.
This example assumes that drupal/core-recommended and drupal/core-composer-scaffold are the only Drupal core dependencies in composer.json.
The "Reset translation status" Tab offers the option to reset the translation status, meaning, 
modules to be activated which are core modules. If you don't have them enabled, this module doesn't make any sense for you ;)
The "Reset translation status" Tab offers the option to reset the translation status, meaning, it will delete the current translation status of each project and will reset the locale_file timestamp, last checked date for all projects and the general locale last checked date. It also offers an option to check available translation updates manually.
To allow translations of nodes you have to enable the Content translation module (included in Drupal core). To use it to any effect you must also have more than one language available on your site.