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In the process of testing various language, custom metadata blocks, metadata languages, and custom controlled vocabulary, I've accumulated some non standard bits around metadata. Although I try to cleanly configure/unconfigure language, I'm still seeing numerous complaints in the logs about missing bundles and they are quite noisy, posting pages upon pages of the repeated warnings about not finding the bundles.
While I don't want to ask to over engineer to correct what some may consider a test only environment, it seems there is something here that doesn't quite jibe and so needs to be teased apart. This issue is a place holder while I do that.
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When enabling both en and fr, using the dataverse-v5.9 branch, I noticed many _en and _fr bundle issues due to the custom blocks but also some missing _zh errors, all when loading the homepage. It seems we log too many of these errors to be entirely useful IMHO and need to track down the source of the _zh errors. I was not able to reproduce this.
In discussing with Jim it does not seem practical to adjust the errors since the indicate a config problem and so should be addressed up front and (I think) there is not a simple reduction case since it happens in many places.
In the process of testing various language, custom metadata blocks, metadata languages, and custom controlled vocabulary, I've accumulated some non standard bits around metadata. Although I try to cleanly configure/unconfigure language, I'm still seeing numerous complaints in the logs about missing bundles and they are quite noisy, posting pages upon pages of the repeated warnings about not finding the bundles.
While I don't want to ask to over engineer to correct what some may consider a test only environment, it seems there is something here that doesn't quite jibe and so needs to be teased apart. This issue is a place holder while I do that.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: