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| 'ms', // Malay | ||
| 'ne_NP', // Nepali (Nepal) | ||
| 'no', // Norwegian | ||
| 'nb', // Norwegian Bokmål |
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Norwegian Bokmål locale removed
Medium Severity
nb (Norwegian Bokmål) was dropped from SUPPORTED_LOCALES. That change is unrelated to the Chinese locale remapping in this PR, so translation tooling will stop treating Bokmål as a supported language and will no longer create or maintain nb.po files.
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Title is invalid. It's about the filename, not the "language code", and omits zh_CN → zh-hans and the nb removal. Suggested: Map zh_CN/zh_TW to zh-hans/zh-hant filenames and drop the nb locale.
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| The `languageCode` returned for the `zh_CN` and `zh_TW` locales is no longer the ambiguous `zh` for both. It is now `zh-Hans` for `zh_CN` (Simplified Chinese) and `zh-Hant` for `zh_TW` (Traditional Chinese). |
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The changelog does not match the code. languageCode was not updated, only the filenames. The zh_CN and zh_TW locales now emit script-based translation files instead of the previous region/ambiguous names. (languageCode is unchanged — it stays zh, since it only drives plural-form selection.)
| 'ms', // Malay | ||
| 'ne_NP', // Nepali (Nepal) | ||
| 'no', // Norwegian | ||
| 'nb', // Norwegian Bokmål |
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This removal deserves a changelog entry.


🚀 Summary
No longer map
zh_TWlanguage tozhlanguage code in dev translations.📌 Related issues