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I can manually type in /en/users and it loads in the appropriate locale passed but I have no way to link to the correct paths with the locale prefix.
Another issue I'm having is that I can have a previously set locale and still be able to navigate using the naked paths with no locales passed (i.e. /users). I can still navigate in the previous locale instead of switching to a default locale (i.e. english). I'm not sure if this is the intended use of the gem or it is a bug, but I believe having multiple locales on the same url will confuse the locality of google crawlers.
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Whenever I call a path like
users_path(locale: 'en')
the result is always like/users/?locale=en
and not/en/users
.My routes.rb is:
I can manually type in
/en/users
and it loads in the appropriate locale passed but I have no way to link to the correct paths with the locale prefix.Another issue I'm having is that I can have a previously set locale and still be able to navigate using the naked paths with no locales passed (i.e.
/users
). I can still navigate in the previous locale instead of switching to a default locale (i.e. english). I'm not sure if this is the intended use of the gem or it is a bug, but I believe having multiple locales on the same url will confuse the locality of google crawlers.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: