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Looks like this has been introduced in WordPress 6.7 - I have the following code:

$loaded = load_theme_textdomain(MY_TEXTDOMAIN,get_stylesheet_directory() . '/languages'); // internationalization

$locale = get_locale();

The locale is correct and available, load_them_textdomain() returns true but the language in the theme is English instead of German in this case.

Using de_DE_formal for the project. Did anyone experience a similar issue? How can it fail though the language is correctly loaded and set? Help would be really appreciated.

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  • have you tried the translation call just after the call to get_locale ?
    – mmm
    Commented Nov 18 at 11:09
  • have you checked the WP Trac for a bug ticket? Note that this isn't a discussion forum it's a question answer site, you need to phrase your question so that someone would have to write an answer that you can mark as correct, not just a reply
    – Tom J Nowell ♦
    Commented Nov 18 at 11:13
  • @mmm Good point. The translation call fails directly after the get_locale unfortunately.
    – Blackbam
    Commented Nov 18 at 16:31

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The comment of Tom J Nowell has pointed me into the correct direction here it looks like this is really WordPress bug: https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/62337

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