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Bug Report
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Resolution: Done
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L3 - Default
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3.10.0
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Brief summary of the bug. What is it ? Where is it ?
When the computer that is running Optimize has its system language set to Turkish, several issues can be observed that prevent users from using Optimize functionality that includes the letter "i". It appears that somehow, this letter is replaced by the Turkish letter "ı", causing issues such as:
- broken collections link from Collections tab (it links to ../collectıon instead of /collection)
- unable to add users as viewers or editors as this triggers translation issues because the translation codes are incorrect (vıewer instead of vıewer, edıtor instead of editor)
- issues when importing identitylinklogs related to "candidates"
- it is possible that other issues exist that we have not yet noticed
For more context, see forum thread:
https://forum.camunda.io/t/errors-when-try-to-open-existing-collection-and-adding-user-as-viewer-editor/44043
Setup:
- Computer with language set to Turkish as system language
- Camunda Optimize 3.10.0 Production
- Elasticsearch version 8.6.2
- Camunda Run 7.18.4 EE
- Chrome
Steps to reproduce:
Issue 1:
- Run Optimize on a computer with language set to Turkish
- Create a collection
- Navigate to the collection from the collections tab
- Observe that in the URL, “collection” is replaced to “collectıon” and the link is broken
Issue 2:
- Run Optimize on a computer with computer language set to Turkish
- Create a collection
- Navigate to the collection (link from collections tab may be broken, see related issue. Link can be fixed manually to access collection)
- In the collection, add a user as viewer or editor
- Observe translation error
Issue 3:
- Run Optimize on a computer with computer language set to Turkish
- Create a collection
- Observe collection is shown as "unkown entity type" in collections tab
issue 4:
- Errors in the logs can be observed when trying to import identitylinklogs for type "candidate", see comment.
Actual result:
1: Unable to access collection from Collections tab due to broken URL.
2: When adding users to the colleciton as viewer or editor, a translation error occurs. See attached screenshot
3: Collection has "unknown entity type" in entity overview
Expected result:
1: Link to collection from collections tab should not be broken.
2: It should be possible to add users as viewers or editors without triggering a translation error.
3: collection entity type should not be unknown
Note:
This issue may also affect other Optimize versions and may need backported.
This issue may also affect other products.
Hint:
https://garygregory.wordpress.com/2015/11/03/java-lowercase-conversion-turkey/
Testing Notes:
- N/A - this is just a documentation change
This is the controller panel for Smart Panels app
[OPT-6893] Optimize encounters multiple issues when run on Turkish language computers
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Original:
h2. Brief summary of the bug. What is it ? Where is it ?
When the computer that is running Optimize is set to Turkish, some translation errors can be observed when using Optimize. For more context, see forum thread: [https://forum.camunda.io/t/errors-when-try-to-open-existing-collection-and-adding-user-as-viewer-editor/44043] Setup: * Camunda Optimize 3.10.0 Production * Elasticsearch version 8.6.2 * Camunda Run 7.18.4 EE * Chrome h2. Steps to reproduce: # Run Optimize on a computer with computer language set to Turkish # Create a collection # Navigate to the collection (link from collections tab may be broken, see related issue. Link can be fixed manually to access collection) # In the collection, add a user as viewer or editor # Observe translation error h3. Actual result: When adding users to the colleciton as viewer or editor, a translation error occurs. See attached screenshot h3. Expected result: It should be possible to add users as viewers or editors without triggering a translation error. |
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h2. Brief summary of the bug. What is it ? Where is it ?
When the computer that is running Optimize is set to Turkish, some translation errors can be observed when using Optimize. For more context, see forum thread: [https://forum.camunda.io/t/errors-when-try-to-open-existing-collection-and-adding-user-as-viewer-editor/44043] Setup: * Camunda Optimize 3.10.0 Production * Elasticsearch version 8.6.2 * Camunda Run 7.18.4 EE * Chrome h2. Steps to reproduce: # Run Optimize on a computer with computer language set to Turkish # Create a collection # Navigate to the collection (link from collections tab may be broken, see related issue. Link can be fixed manually to access collection) # In the collection, add a user as viewer or editor # Observe translation error h3. Actual result: When adding users to the colleciton as viewer or editor, a translation error occurs. See attached screenshot h3. Expected result: It should be possible to add users as viewers or editors without triggering a translation error. Note that we have not tried other languages and similar issues may occur there as well. This issue may also affect other Optimize versions and may need backported. |
Summary | Original: Translation errors when computer language set to Turkish | New: Optimize encounters multiple issues when run on Turkish language computers |
Component/s | New: backend [ 13653 ] | |
Component/s | Original: fronted [ 16091 ] |
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Description |
Original:
h2. Brief summary of the bug. What is it ? Where is it ?
When the computer that is running Optimize is set to Turkish, some translation errors can be observed when using Optimize. For more context, see forum thread: [https://forum.camunda.io/t/errors-when-try-to-open-existing-collection-and-adding-user-as-viewer-editor/44043] Setup: * Camunda Optimize 3.10.0 Production * Elasticsearch version 8.6.2 * Camunda Run 7.18.4 EE * Chrome h2. Steps to reproduce: # Run Optimize on a computer with computer language set to Turkish # Create a collection # Navigate to the collection (link from collections tab may be broken, see related issue. Link can be fixed manually to access collection) # In the collection, add a user as viewer or editor # Observe translation error h3. Actual result: When adding users to the colleciton as viewer or editor, a translation error occurs. See attached screenshot h3. Expected result: It should be possible to add users as viewers or editors without triggering a translation error. Note that we have not tried other languages and similar issues may occur there as well. This issue may also affect other Optimize versions and may need backported. |
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h2. Brief summary of the bug. What is it ? Where is it ?
When the computer that is running Optimize is set to Turkish, several issues can be observed that prevent users from using all of Optimize's functionality that includes the letter "i". It appears that somehow, this letter is replaced by the Turkish letter "ı", causing issues such as: * broken collections link from Collections tab (it links to ../collectıon instead of /collection) * unable to add users as viewers or editors as this triggers translation issues because the translation codes are incorrect (vıewer instead of vıewer, edıtor instead of editor) * it is possible that other issues exist that we have not yet noticed For more context, see forum thread: [https://forum.camunda.io/t/errors-when-try-to-open-existing-collection-and-adding-user-as-viewer-editor/44043] Setup: * Computer with language set to Turkish * Camunda Optimize 3.10.0 Production * Elasticsearch version 8.6.2 * Camunda Run 7.18.4 EE * Chrome h2. Steps to reproduce: Issue 1: # Run Optimize on a computer with language set to Turkish # Create a collection # Navigate to the collection from the collections tab # Observe that in the URL, “collection” is replaced to “collectıon” and the link is broken Issue 2: # Run Optimize on a computer with computer language set to Turkish # Create a collection # Navigate to the collection (link from collections tab may be broken, see related issue. Link can be fixed manually to access collection) # In the collection, add a user as viewer or editor # Observe translation error Issue 3: # Run Optimize on a computer with computer language set to Turkish # Create a collection # Observe collection is shown as "unkown entity type" in collections tab Other issues may exist. h3. Actual result: 1: Unable to access collection from Collections tab due to broken URL. 2: When adding users to the colleciton as viewer or editor, a translation error occurs. See attached screenshot 3: Collection has "unknown entity type" in entity overview h3. Expected result: 1: Link to collection from collections tab should not be broken. 2: It should be possible to add users as viewers or editors without triggering a translation error. 3: collection entity type should not be unkown This issue may also affect other Optimize versions and may need backported. |
Affects Version/s | New: 3.10.0 [ 17997 ] |
Labels | New: SUPPORT |
Description |
Original:
h2. Brief summary of the bug. What is it ? Where is it ?
When the computer that is running Optimize is set to Turkish, several issues can be observed that prevent users from using all of Optimize's functionality that includes the letter "i". It appears that somehow, this letter is replaced by the Turkish letter "ı", causing issues such as: * broken collections link from Collections tab (it links to ../collectıon instead of /collection) * unable to add users as viewers or editors as this triggers translation issues because the translation codes are incorrect (vıewer instead of vıewer, edıtor instead of editor) * it is possible that other issues exist that we have not yet noticed For more context, see forum thread: [https://forum.camunda.io/t/errors-when-try-to-open-existing-collection-and-adding-user-as-viewer-editor/44043] Setup: * Computer with language set to Turkish * Camunda Optimize 3.10.0 Production * Elasticsearch version 8.6.2 * Camunda Run 7.18.4 EE * Chrome h2. Steps to reproduce: Issue 1: # Run Optimize on a computer with language set to Turkish # Create a collection # Navigate to the collection from the collections tab # Observe that in the URL, “collection” is replaced to “collectıon” and the link is broken Issue 2: # Run Optimize on a computer with computer language set to Turkish # Create a collection # Navigate to the collection (link from collections tab may be broken, see related issue. Link can be fixed manually to access collection) # In the collection, add a user as viewer or editor # Observe translation error Issue 3: # Run Optimize on a computer with computer language set to Turkish # Create a collection # Observe collection is shown as "unkown entity type" in collections tab Other issues may exist. h3. Actual result: 1: Unable to access collection from Collections tab due to broken URL. 2: When adding users to the colleciton as viewer or editor, a translation error occurs. See attached screenshot 3: Collection has "unknown entity type" in entity overview h3. Expected result: 1: Link to collection from collections tab should not be broken. 2: It should be possible to add users as viewers or editors without triggering a translation error. 3: collection entity type should not be unkown This issue may also affect other Optimize versions and may need backported. |
New:
h2. Brief summary of the bug. What is it ? Where is it ?
When the computer that is running Optimize is set to Turkish, several issues can be observed that prevent users from using all of Optimize's functionality that includes the letter "i". It appears that somehow, this letter is replaced by the Turkish letter "ı", causing issues such as: * broken collections link from Collections tab (it links to ../collectıon instead of /collection) * unable to add users as viewers or editors as this triggers translation issues because the translation codes are incorrect (vıewer instead of vıewer, edıtor instead of editor) * it is possible that other issues exist that we have not yet noticed For more context, see forum thread: [https://forum.camunda.io/t/errors-when-try-to-open-existing-collection-and-adding-user-as-viewer-editor/44043] Setup: * Computer with language set to Turkish * Camunda Optimize 3.10.0 Production * Elasticsearch version 8.6.2 * Camunda Run 7.18.4 EE * Chrome h2. Steps to reproduce: Issue 1: # Run Optimize on a computer with language set to Turkish # Create a collection # Navigate to the collection from the collections tab # Observe that in the URL, “collection” is replaced to “collectıon” and the link is broken Issue 2: # Run Optimize on a computer with computer language set to Turkish # Create a collection # Navigate to the collection (link from collections tab may be broken, see related issue. Link can be fixed manually to access collection) # In the collection, add a user as viewer or editor # Observe translation error Issue 3: # Run Optimize on a computer with computer language set to Turkish # Create a collection # Observe collection is shown as "unkown entity type" in collections tab Other issues may exist. h3. Actual result: 1: Unable to access collection from Collections tab due to broken URL. 2: When adding users to the colleciton as viewer or editor, a translation error occurs. See attached screenshot 3: Collection has "unknown entity type" in entity overview h3. Expected result: 1: Link to collection from collections tab should not be broken. 2: It should be possible to add users as viewers or editors without triggering a translation error. 3: collection entity type should not be unkown This issue may also affect other Optimize versions and may need backported. |