I have two language (FR and EN), I created a pattern for users ( user/[user:name] ) and I haven't checked any languages for the pattern.
The aliases generated was on French (instead of NONE).
So when the site is in French I have the aliases generated ( user/[user:name] ) but not when the site is in English.
How can I resolve this problem?
PS : I use drupal 8.4.0
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Comments
Comment #2
badrange commentedChanging status as there is no patch on this issue.
Comment #3
harpreet16 commentedThis issue is not present in the updated versions. Below are exact versions that I used for my findings:
Note: Proper multilingual configurations need to be in place for this to work.
Steps to configure:
After making site multilingual.
Go to /admin/config/regional/content-language and make user entity translatable.
Adding translation to a specific user generates associated alias for that language.
Comment #4
harpreet16 commentedComment #5
waspper commentedOf course, making user entities translatable could avoid issue. But what about when it's not needed? I mean, when account is used to store just credentials, or it's not needed because any reason related to site workflow, it will not work :)
I've created a small patch here: https://www.drupal.org/project/pathauto/issues/3127656
NOTE: It's a duplicated issue, but not sure if we should stay here, or better to manage this topic there. Feel free to close/ask :)
Comment #6
berdirClosing as a duplicate of the other issue.