Change jdl to don't set nativeLanguage and languages if not present in jdl.

[mshima]

Closes #12809.

• try to set nativeLanguage to current locale
• defaults to en when environment variable CI is true

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[MathieuAA]

So the user has to specify a language if the locale one isn't the right one? all the time?
I don't think it's a good idea...

[mshima]

So the user has to specify a language if the locale one isn't the right one? all the time?
I don't think it's a good idea...

Why is better to set 'en' then guessing from user locale?

[MathieuAA]

Unless the user explicitly asks for a language, getting it fro the OS's locale may not work: my locale's set to French, but my apps are always in English.

[mshima]

@MathieuAA dropped user language.

[mshima]

Unless the user explicitly asks for a language, getting it fro the OS's locale may not work: my locale's set to French, but my apps are always in English.

You just need to set your apps native language and languages at jdl.

Having default to user locale should mainly influence at examples like jhipster jdl bug-tracker.jh.

[pascalgrimaud]

I didn't follow closely what is done here, but in my opinion, the command jhipster jdl bug-tracker.jh should generate the same project, no matter the machine

If it's different because of local, we'll have a lot of difficulty to reproduce, to guess the locale of the user etc...

Just my opinion

[mshima]

@pascalgrimaud I planning to merge this PR so we can change the generator to make jhipster jdl bug-tracker.jh --native-language xx generate only the native language.

I didn't follow closely what is done here, but in my opinion, the command jhipster jdl bug-tracker.jh should generate the same project, no matter the machine

If it's different because of local, we'll have a lot of difficulty to reproduce, to guess the locale of the user etc...

Just my opinion

Your concern is valid I will think about this.
Can you repost your comment at #12900?

[pascalgrimaud]

fine @mshima : I'm commenting the other ticket