Fallback does not work when there is at least one non-fallback method declared

[rodionmoiseev]

For example if @En is declared as fallback of @Ja:

void configure(){
  install(new DefaultC10NAnnotations());
  bindAnnotation(En.class); //define @En as fallback
}

Then with Locale set to "jp_ja", the following method greeting() will produce "Hello" (correct behaviour)

interface Greeting{
  @En("Hello")
  String greeting();
}

where as, in the following case it will output the internal fallback message "Greeting.greeting":

interface Greeting{
  @En("other")
  @Ja("other")
  String other();

  @En("Hello")
  String greeting();
}

[fjakop]

I'm getting exactly this issue with c10n-core-1.0, is the fix already released?

[rodionmoiseev]

It's currently in 1.1-SNAPSHOT only. If you are in a rush, you can use it by pointing your maven/gradle to the following:

maven repo url: https://raw.github.com/rodionmoiseev/c10n/master/c10n-mvn-repo/snapshots version: 1.1-SNAPSHOT

I will make the current 1.1 snapshot an official release some time soon, as I am pretty happy with its current state. It would be great if you could try out the 1.1 snapshot to confirm that everything works for you.

Thanks!

[fjakop]

Yes, I figured out this snapshot repo in the meantime, the issue adressed is no longer present and partial translations work. Thanks a lot.

[rodionmoiseev]

Glad that helps.

Regards.