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We generate Typescript code from our API using NSwag, and one of our endpoints reference System.Net.HttpStatusCode, so we get generated code for this, as expected.
Since upgrading to 14.3.0, we see this:
This is the standard description of that type from Microsoft, in Chinese.
We have no reference to Chinese localization in our setup, so I don't think the link to that language is in our code base.
As I said, not a big deal, but having comments in a language no one on our teams understands, just looks odd ;)
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My uneducated guess is that this might get routed to NuGet package folder where System.Net.Primitives 4.3.0 or similar gets chosen with odd language. So basically NuGet package contains the localizations that you are facing.
Might be fixed by RicoSuter/Namotion.Reflection#169 , but unsure. Don't know the platform you are running on. You can also always turn of XML documentation based code documentation, it has also performance drawbacks if you don't actually use the documentation.
Just a tiny annoyance, really:
We generate Typescript code from our API using NSwag, and one of our endpoints reference System.Net.HttpStatusCode, so we get generated code for this, as expected.
Since upgrading to 14.3.0, we see this:
This is the standard description of that type from Microsoft, in Chinese.
We have no reference to Chinese localization in our setup, so I don't think the link to that language is in our code base.
As I said, not a big deal, but having comments in a language no one on our teams understands, just looks odd ;)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: