fix(#7371): Duplicate Localized Content When Duplicating Entries with i18n Enabled #7372
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Seems like we are not the only ones that struggle with duplicate i18n bugs 😅 I will try it on some of my cases and maybe release these two together in one of the upcoming release. Thanks for the contribution! |
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This PR solves issue #7371.
Summary
When i18n is enabled in the CMS, duplicating an entry in a collection results in only the content of the defaultLocale being duplicated. Content from all other locales is missing in the duplicated entry.
In this PR fix for this problem is provided, when i18n is enabled, and an entry is duplicated, the data (content) for all locales is duplicated.
Test plan
This video demonstrates that data from all locales is now duplicated.
Screen.Recording.2025-01-15.at.11.03.56.mov
Checklist
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