[i18n]: Non-standard locale provided:
See original GitHub issueBeen trying to figure this one out, can’t seem to find where it’s coming from?
Non-standard locale provided: 'static'. Check your 'translations' and 'loaders' in i18n config...
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Interesting 🤔 hmmm… that’s strange…
Hello all, I believe the error is due to you NOT using a standard language code. An example of this would be using “jp” for Japan. The correct country abreviation is “ja”. For a full list see here: language_codes. Possibly you have “static” as a language Code???