Closed Jahija303 closed 1 year ago
I seem to have the same problem, using the multi
file extension.
Can you give the full file name you are using and possibly a reproduction repo? I’m using multi locale via extension and front matter in my project on beta5
Seems to be this line causing the message if no locales-attribute is defined in the frontmatter. But I don't have any experience with ruby. My example:
index.md (generates message)
---
layout: default
locale: multi
---
# Welcome to your new Bridgetown website.
{{ "welcome.intro" | t}}
index.md (no message)
---
layout: default
locale: multi
locales:
- de
- en
---
# Welcome to your new Bridgetown website.
{{ "welcome.intro" | t}}
Thanks for the additional context. I'm not sure there's any bug here…it may just be a warning which we could suppress because it's an optional key.
This appears when using multi locale files, either by naming the file with .multi.md extension (eg: index.multi.md) or adding "locale: multi" to front matter (docs: https://www.bridgetownrb.com/docs/internationalization#multi-locale-files). It does not show up otherwise, eg: having two separate files and naming them index.en.md, index.de.md.
Bridgetown Version: 1.2.0.beta4
To Reproduce Set "locale: multi" in front matter OR Use the .multi extension within the file name
Current behavior Logs: "key `locales' not found in attributes for new Bridgetown::Model::Base"
Expected behavior Do nothing
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