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Changing the application language using PrimaryLanguageOverride property from Windows.Globalization.ApplicationLanguages namespace is not supported for WindowsAppSDK un-packaged apps, only for packaged. To support language change for unpackaged applications Microsoft.Windows.Globalization.ApplicationLanguages type is introduced in
MRTCore. Microsoft.Windows.Globalization.ApplicationLanguages.PrimaryLanguageOverride property is supported both for packaged and unpackaged WindowsAppSDK apps.
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Changing the application language using PrimaryLanguageOverride property from
Windows.Globalization.ApplicationLanguagesnamespace is not supported for WindowsAppSDK un-packaged apps, only for packaged. To support language change for unpackaged applicationsMicrosoft.Windows.Globalization.ApplicationLanguagestype is introduced in MRTCore.Microsoft.Windows.Globalization.ApplicationLanguages.PrimaryLanguageOverrideproperty is supported both for packaged and unpackaged WindowsAppSDK apps.WARNING: Comments made by azure-pipelines bot maybe inaccurate. Please see pipeline link to verify that the build is being ran.
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