Default language for missing keys
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Is it possible to default to a specific language if a key is missing in another locale?
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@Deams51 Try this:
That’s because
fallbackLanguageaccepts an array ofISOCodeand not the locale. If the array is empty, the provider service uses the prefix as is.Did you see fallback providers? https://robisim74.github.io/angular-l10n/spec/configuration/#using-fallback-providers