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The recommended way to set the locale for a Ext JS 7.4.0 modern app is in app.json:

"requires": [
    "ext-locale"
],
"locale": "de",

This works fine for sencha app build development but has no effect for sencha app build production (the production build just uses the default english locale).

I also tried by setting the build descriptor in app.json:

"builds": {
    "modern": {
        "toolkit": "modern",
        "locales": [
            "de"
        ]
    }
},

Sencha Cmd then processes the modern-de instead of the default build descriptor, but still, no effect in the production build.

Martin Zeitler
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Marc Kramis
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  • Doublicate from: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/68053746/no-ext-locale-package-available-in-extjs-7-3/68282606?noredirect=1#comment120911255_68282606 – Dinkheller Jul 19 '21 at 07:11
  • This is not a duplicate. The locale package is contained in my commercial download. However, it only gets applied for the development build and not for the testing or production builds. – Marc Kramis Jul 20 '21 at 13:52

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Try to pass modern-de as argument:

sencha app build modern-de production

For production builds, also check file .sencha/app/production.properties.

Martin Zeitler
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  • Passing the argument directly does not switch the locale from en to de. The .sencha directory does not exist in this project. In all automatically built app.json I see the correct "locale": "de" entry. How could I set the production.properties for the locale? – Marc Kramis Jul 19 '21 at 07:48
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It is a bug in Ext JS 7.2, 7.3, and 7.4. Commenting out the last three Ext.define statements in ext\modern\locale\overrides\de\locale-de.js solves the problem as described in Publishing ext.js 7.2 Modern project with localization

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