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Your latest juris-fr-desc.json
source compiles and runs nicely in the client, and language arbitration does work. (The auto-ca.json
and auto-ca-fr.json
files are generated automatically.) To set up, I have something like this in my home-directory ~/.jurisUpdate
config file:
{
"path": {
"dataDir": null,
"jurisAbbrevsDir": "/path/to/jurism/data/dir/juris-abbrevs",
"jurisMapDir": "/path/to/jurism/data/dir/jurism/juris-maps",
"jurisSrcDir": "/path/to/lrr/source/repo/juris-desc/src"
}
}
Running jurisupdate
updates the abbrev and UI menu map files and bumps their versions. If all goes well, the changes will be picked up by the client when it is restarted. If that doesn't work, let me know: my setup is slightly different, updating into a source repo from which I build build and run a fresh copy of the client. But it's intended that updates into the Jurism data dir, without a client rebuild, will also work.
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I have run jurisupdate, and I manually checked the map and abbrev files in my Jurism data directory, and I've confirmed that they are correct and updated.
However, when I launched Jurism, the UI court and jurisdiction names in the citation items are still displaying in english.
Actually, it is weirder than that. For exemple, if I select "Ontario" as the jurisdiction, and then press the down arrow under "Tribunal", the drop down list is in english. However, whenever I select one of them, the court is then highlighted in yellow, as if it was an unrecognized court.
So not only are the french versions not showing up for me, the selections that are available for the drop down menu aren't getting recognized as valid.
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What is your installed Jurism version?
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5.0.90m3
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That would be the cause---the language arbitration smarts had only been added to the beta. A fresh release just went up though (5.0.90m4 / 5.0.90m5 on the Mac) that incorporates the changes. If you update the client, it should behave better.
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Just did the update!
The court name are displaying in the correct language! However, I am unable to get the french name of the canadian subjuridictions provinces to show up in french.
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Good news as far as it goes! Still some work to do then, it seems.
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I think there may be some relation between this and the other issue I've opened.
Nowhere in the map file are the jurisdiction variant name
values noted, whereas the variant name
of courts are. Could that be part of the problem?
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Good news as far as it goes! Still some work to do then, it seems.
Yeah! A fantastic update! Displaying the court names in French is already a massive leap forward.
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Ha. In the code, I discovered that I intended to make jurisdiction names locale-aware, but the variants were just being skipped because of a typo. This will work in the next release.
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Related Issues (20)
- Languages in multilingual jurisdictions HOT 7
- ES needs revision HOT 2
- BE: francais abbreviations aren’t French HOT 7
- Refactoring of juris-XX-desc.json files HOT 10
- Treaty Output HOT 1
- Default language is not reachable HOT 3
- FR: missing courts and wrong abbrevs HOT 5
- Unable to set jurisdiction specific court name HOT 12
- Whether to translate all courts or only ones with multiple official languages HOT 6
- Special reporter citations in AT, CH and DE HOT 15
- Override the jurisdiction part
- jurisupdate fails HOT 8
- Cannot define jurisdiction specific court names HOT 3
- Can’t update eu.int HOT 2
- Rendering full Jurisdiction name
- Should the registry distinguish between current and 'historicial' jurisdictions/courts? HOT 5
- Court of King's Bench replacing Court of Queen's Bench HOT 3
- Suboptimal changes to eu.int HOT 3
- ECJ chambers on wrong hierarchical level HOT 4
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