Closed fweng322 closed 5 years ago
Could you paste your Accept-Language
request header please?
Could you paste your
Accept-Language
request header please?
Sorry, how to get it?
If you open your browsers developer tools (F12) and go to the network tab, you can select any request and should see in the details of the headers one that looks like this:
Accept-Language: de-AT,de;q=0.8,en-US;q=0.5,en;q=0.3
accept-language: zh-TW,zh;q=0.9,en-US;q=0.8,en;q=0.7
Not sure if it is related: In the F12 dev tools, Network tab -> Name -> languages I found these answers:
https://peertube.slat.org/api/v1/videos/languages
{"aa":"Afar","ab":"Abkhazian","af":"Afrikaans","ak":"Akan","am":"Amharic","ar":"Arabic","an":"Aragonese","ase":"American Sign Language","as":"Assamese","av":"Avaric","avk":"Kotava","ay":"Aymara","az":"Azerbaijani","ba":"Bashkir","bm":"Bambara","be":"Belarusian","bn":"Bengali","bfi":"British Sign Language","bi":"Bislama","bo":"Tibetan","bs":"Bosnian","br":"Breton","bg":"Bulgarian","bzs":"Brazilian Sign Language","ca":"Catalan","cs":"Czech","ch":"Chamorro","ce":"Chechen","cv":"Chuvash","kw":"Cornish","co":"Corsican","cr":"Cree","cse":"Czech Sign Language","csl":"Chinese Sign Language","cy":"Welsh","da":"Danish","de":"German","dv":"Dhivehi","dsl":"Danish Sign Language","dz":"Dzongkha","el":"Greek","en":"English","eo":"Esperanto","et":"Estonian","eu":"Basque","ee":"Ewe","fo":"Faroese","fa":"Persian","fj":"Fijian","fi":"Finnish","fr":"French","fy":"Western Frisian","fsl":"French Sign Language","ff":"Fulah","gd":"Scottish Gaelic","ga":"Irish","gl":"Galician","gv":"Manx","gn":"Guarani","gsg":"German Sign Language","gu":"Gujarati","ht":"Haitian","ha":"Hausa","sh":"Serbo-Croatian","he":"Hebrew","hz":"Herero","hi":"Hindi","ho":"Hiri Motu","hr":"Croatian","hu":"Hungarian","hy":"Armenian","ig":"Igbo","ii":"Sichuan Yi","iu":"Inuktitut","id":"Indonesian","ik":"Inupiaq","is":"Icelandic","it":"Italian","jv":"Javanese","jbo":"Lojban","ja":"Japanese","jsl":"Japanese Sign Language","kl":"Kalaallisut","kn":"Kannada","ks":"Kashmiri","ka":"Georgian","kr":"Kanuri","kk":"Kazakh","km":"Khmer","ki":"Kikuyu","rw":"Kinyarwanda","ky":"Kirghiz","kv":"Komi","kg":"Kongo","ko":"Korean","kj":"Kuanyama","ku":"Kurdish","lo":"Lao","lv":"Latvian","li":"Limburgan","ln":"Lingala","lt":"Lithuanian","lb":"Luxembourgish","lu":"Luba-Katanga","lg":"Ganda","mh":"Marshallese","ml":"Malayalam","mr":"Marathi","mk":"Macedonian","mg":"Malagasy","mt":"Maltese","mn":"Mongolian","mi":"Maori","ms":"Malay (macrolanguage)","my":"Burmese","na":"Nauru","nv":"Navajo","nr":"South Ndebele","nd":"North Ndebele","ng":"Ndonga","ne":"Nepali (macrolanguage)","nl":"Dutch","nn":"Norwegian Nynorsk","nb":"Norwegian Bokmål","no":"Norwegian","ny":"Nyanja","oc":"Occitan","oj":"Ojibwa","or":"Oriya (macrolanguage)","om":"Oromo","os":"Ossetian","pa":"Panjabi","pks":"Pakistan Sign Language","pl":"Polish","pt":"Portuguese","ps":"Pushto","qu":"Quechua","rm":"Romansh","ro":"Romanian","rsl":"Russian Sign Language","rn":"Rundi","ru":"Russian","sg":"Sango","sdl":"Saudi Arabian Sign Language","sfs":"South African Sign Language","si":"Sinhala","sk":"Slovak","sl":"Slovenian","se":"Northern Sami","sm":"Samoan","sn":"Shona","sd":"Sindhi","so":"Somali","st":"Southern Sotho","es":"Spanish","sq":"Albanian","sc":"Sardinian","sr":"Serbian","ss":"Swati","su":"Sundanese","sw":"Swahili (macrolanguage)","sv":"Swedish","swl":"Swedish Sign Language","ty":"Tahitian","ta":"Tamil","tt":"Tatar","te":"Telugu","tg":"Tajik","tl":"Tagalog","th":"Thai","ti":"Tigrinya","tlh":"Klingon","to":"Tonga (Tonga Islands)","tn":"Tswana","ts":"Tsonga","tk":"Turkmen","tr":"Turkish","tw":"Twi","ug":"Uighur","uk":"Ukrainian","ur":"Urdu","uz":"Uzbek","ve":"Venda","vi":"Vietnamese","wa":"Walloon","wo":"Wolof","xh":"Xhosa","yi":"Yiddish","yo":"Yoruba","za":"Zhuang","zh":"Chinese","zu":"Zulu"}
However "zh":"Chinese" is ambiguous and is always the cause of problems like this issue. zh should be split into zh-TW, zh-CN, zh-HK, zh-SG, ... different locales/languages because though they all are a kind of Chinese, actually they all are quite different ones.
We do have the complete locales, but in peertube zh
is an alias for zh-Hans-CN
. The issue here is that we understand zh-Hant-TW
, but not zh-TW
. Please retry on https://peertube2.cpy.re/ and tell me if it's fixed.
Yes, this site https://peertube2.cpy.re/ shows Traditional Chinese (TW) interface. Thanks for your help.
Will it be an option to set in somewhere like local-production.yaml?
@fweng322 No, I'll fix this directly in the code
What happened? After upgrading PeerTube from v1.2.1 to v1.4.0, the web interfaces became zh-Hans-CN (Simplified Chinese) instead of zh-Hant-TW (Traditional Chinese). And there is no where to set or to specify the locale.
What do you expect to happen instead? Should show traditional Chinese interface instead of simplified Chinese
Steps to reproduce:
Upgrade from v1.2.1 to v1.4.0
The web interface locale changed
Additional information
PeerTube version or URL: https://peertube.slat.org
Browser name/version: Google chrome 76
NodeJS version: 10.16.3
Link to browser console log if useful:
Link to server log if useful (journalctl or /var/www/peertube/storage/logs/):