Localize | WPF extension for resources localization

New in iOS 15, we are invited to use this String initializer method to make localizable strings in our Swift code:

We are trying to update a Rails 6.1.4 app to the freshly released Rails 7.0.0 version. After following some guides and tweaking our basic configuration the app works just fine.

Our views using localized strings interpolated by the I18n gem work just fine.

But when we try to access our localized templates, those that have a locale variant in it's path like employees.pt_BR.html.erb, we keep getting:

Marketing::LandingsController#employees is missing a template for request formats: text/html

That did not happen in Rails 6.1.4 and we suspect it's due to using a non conventional naming for our locales. We use language_REGION (e.g. pt_BR) instead of the dash and conventional format according to Rails docs which is language-REGION (e.g. pt-BR).

In our application.rb we have:

I have used git grep for years to search for fixed strings and haven't used it much for doing regular expression searches.

I have places in the code with non-localized strings. For example:

Followed Dynamically set the culture from the Accept-Language header to localize my blazor wasm app.

WebUI.csproj

When I try to run command ng lint --fix cli throws this error:

I have this component that displays generic messages:

It's the continue of my previous question

Woocommerce how to exclude the child pages (endpoints) of myaccount from the template redirect hook?

The login-register form has to be shown only like popup, so I've made redirect, to avoid default my-account page for not logged users. I use that code to make redirect from my-account page itself, and to exclude 'lost-password' from that rule, to make possible for non-logged users to renew their passwords.

I am trying to make a function to chain functions call. However it is not working. It should be able to print out the value after doing the sum without any issues.

Here is my first attempt:

In ASP.NET Core 6 when publishing as a self contained win-x86 website a bunch of language folders are created in the publish folder.

These folders contain a single dll which is System.Private.ServiceModel.resources.dll. These folders where not present with Asp.NET 5 as best I can tell and they add clutter/noise to the deployment that I'd prefer not to have.

Can you explain why all these localized versions of the System.Private.ServiceModel.resources.dll are needed for such a deployment? Also since my website is only in English, can I safely delete all the language folders (ie. cs, de, es, fr, it, ja, ko, pl, pt-BR, ru, tr, zh-Hans, zh-Hant)? Lastly, is there a better way to make these go away? Some configuration someplace for example?