How can RefApp 2.3.1 use Spanish language by default?

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Show RA-992, RA-995, RA-997 and they combine to form my issue list. :grinning:

  1. Iā€™ve added the possible cause of the issue discussed in RA-992ā€¦
  2. Iā€™ve fixed RA-997 and Iā€™m able to see the language changes in effect on re-login.
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Iā€™ve addressed/implemented some of the points mentioned on RA-995. The broken language setting workflow is fixed and also the user-default locale changes are applied instantly without forcing the user to perform a re-login to see the changes in effect.

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@themoonraker13, it would be helpful if you can be more explicit in your messages here about whether you addressed/implemented this in your fork or on the master branch of development. When I read this I understood that you had made a pull request to fix RA-995, but when I looked I see this wasnā€™t the case.

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:grimacing: Iā€™ve generated pull requests for the fixes Iā€™ve made in my code to get rid of some of the issues discussed under this topic.

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So, now that code has been fixed, all we need to do is take the messages_es.properties from transifex (which is 100% for spanish in coreapps, referenceapplication, appointmentschedulingā€¦). We just need to include those properties files in the next release of these modules. @michael /@darius Do you know if there is an automated way to get pull requests from transifex?

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It is possible to set this up automatically, but we havenā€™t done it yet. Some CI configuration work is needed. Iā€™ve been (slowly) discussing this with @teamprojekt, who is our volunteer translation manager, e.g. in this conversation and in the general Translation category.

Since most of the Reference Application 2.4 modules have been released already I thought that we had missed our window to get these translations in in time:

Weā€™ll talk about this on the June 2 dev forum.