The discussion is about an issue with custom header link locales not working as expected for languages with an underscore (_) in the string, such as zh_CN. Michael_Liu reported that languages like fr, ca, and en work smoothly, but zh_CN does not. awesomerobot suggested using a dash (-) instead of an underscore, as in zh-CN, which is the web format. A pull request has been made to allow both - and _ to work. Michael_Liu also asked if it’s possible to have multiple languages point to one locale string setting, but awesomerobot said it’s not currently possible. Jagster suggested using just ‘en’ instead of ‘en-US’ or ‘en-UK’, but Michael_Liu explained that ‘en’ presents different translations for en-US and en-UK.
is there any possible to make multiple language points to one locale string settigns?
for example locale: “en-US, en-UK” since for me most of the cases should be the same therefore if possible to make it as one line configuration would be much better then use two exactly the same objects for only update the en-US to en-UK
you can give a try but yeah that’s not a big deal as long as I know the right way to reference the proper file which is “-” instead of “_” is good enough.