fix(config): let --lang and stored preference drive the UI language - #2366
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brandDisplay still decided the brand name with IsEnglish while getBindMsg picks the bundle with UsesEnglishUI. For the 12 locales that have no bundle of their own (ja_jp, ko_kr, fr_fr, ...) the two disagreed, producing mixed output such as "Bound app cli_x to Hermes. The 飞书 app (bot) identity ...". The brand is substituted into the bundle's own sentences, so it must follow the same rule that selected that bundle. Also lock down and clarify the surrounding language-resolution code: - note that resolveBindUILang sets the process workspace before reading the stored preference, and that the later set in configBindRunWithRecovery is the same value - drop the stale "cobra default zh" note on bindMsg.LangPreferenceSet - TestResolveBindUILang_FlagMode uses the package's saveWorkspace helper instead of hardcoding a restore to the local workspace - TestPrintLangPreferenceConfirmation no longer pins Lang=en_us against a Chinese UILang, a combination resolveInitUILang cannot produce - new TestBrandDisplay_FollowsBundleSelection asserts the brand and the bundle stay one decision across locales - new TestInitLangChain_ResolveToBundle runs resolve -> prompt gate -> bundle lookup as one chain, and the bind envelope test now also asserts the stderr banner matches the JSON message language
Rejected --lang values listed only the 14 canonical locales, but short codes are accepted too and --help recommends them, so a user who typed "EN" saw no "en" in the list, concluded short codes were unsupported, and retried "en_US" which fails again on case. The listing now renders "zh_cn (zh), en_us (en), ..." from the same catalog and states the match is case-sensitive. Also note on --name that a new profile inherits no language preference from existing profiles, which is why its display language falls back to Chinese unless --lang is passed, and remove i18n.Lang.IsEnglish(): its last product caller moved to UsesEnglishUI(), leaving only its own test behind.
…reference Skipping the picker whenever a preference existed removed the only interactive way to change the language. Restore the pre-#1132 behaviour: still ask, with the preference already in effect pre-selected, so Enter keeps it. Locales the two-option picker cannot express skip it instead, so a bare Enter can never rewrite them.
An unrecognized stored lang was skipping the picker while the bundle choice read it as no preference and rendered Chinese, locking the user into Chinese with no interactive way out. Both sides now read such a value the same way: no usable preference, so keep asking.
…inal When the source came from the TUI picker, resolveBindUILang ran before any workspace existed, so that workspace's stored preference was never read: the success banner rendered in a different language than the preference the same run persisted. Add a second, non-prompting pass after the workspace is settled. Also correct comments that asserted invariants this path violated, and replace a tautological catalog-coverage test with a hand-written table.
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In `@cmd/config/bind.go`:
- Around line 146-167: Update the bind flow around detectSource,
resolveBindUILang, and finalizeSource so an unknown source is finalized before
opening the language picker, allowing the selected workspace’s stored preference
to preselect the language while preserving explicit --lang during source
selection. Ensure the later reresolveBindUILang call cannot let the picker’s
default overwrite that stored preference on Enter, and add a nearby regression
test covering no-source TUI bind selecting a workspace with stored en_us.
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The picker has to run before the workspace is known when the source comes from the TUI, so its answer outranks that workspace's stored preference and a bare Enter persists zh_cn over it. Record that as an explicit tripwire: closing the boundary means reordering the prompts, which would leave the source-selection screen with no language of its own.
Summary
config init --new --lang enrendered its whole flow in Chinese, so users whopicked English in the npm install wizard still saw a Chinese QR-scan screen.
The display language was driven only by the interactive picker, which
--newskips; neither
--langnor a stored preference could reach it. This restoresthe resolution chain
--lang> stored preference > picker, so the language arun renders in is always the preference that same run persists.
This is a regression fix, not a design change: building the commit before #1132
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3b770558^) and currentmainfrom the same command shows English before andChinese after. Everything else that PR introduced — strict
--langvalidation,the typed 14-locale catalog, persisting the preference — is kept.
Changes
i18n.UsesEnglishUIand routegetInitMsg/getBindMsg/getLoginMsg/
brandDisplaythrough it. Onlyzh_cn(and values expressing nopreference) render Chinese; the other 13 locales render English instead of
falling back to Chinese.
brandDisplayshares the rule because the brand nameis embedded in the bundle's own sentences — a different rule there produced
The 飞书 app (bot) identity is ready.config initdisplay language from--langand the targetprofile's stored preference before anything renders, reusing the existing
preferredLangso the rendered and persisted languages cannot diverge.config bind'sfinalizeSourceintodetectSource(never prompts) andfinalizeSource, so the language can be settled before the first prompt. Oncethe workspace is final,
reresolveBindUILangreads that workspace's storedpreference — previously unreachable when the source came from the TUI picker,
which left the success banner in a different language than the persisted
value.
effect, so Enter keeps it. Locales the two-option picker cannot express skip
it instead, so a bare Enter can never silently rewrite them; unrecognized
values keep asking, matching how
UsesEnglishUIreads them.--langerrors and mark the values case-sensitive, viai18n.CodesWithShort.--lang ENused to be rejected against a list thatshowed neither
ennor any hint about case.--namehelp that a new profile inherits no language preference,so
config init --new --name <new>rendering Chinese explains itself.i18n.IsEnglishandi18n.Codes, both left without production callers.Test Plan
cmd/config,cmd/auth,cmd/profile,internal/i18n,internal/cmdutil); new tests cover the resolutionchain, the picker gate, bundle selection and the catalog table
go build ./...,go vet ./..., full unit and integration suites, theconvention guard and the security tests all pass
lark-cli config init --new --lang enrenders English, and that
lark-cli config bindrenders in the storedpreference of the workspace it binds
picker appears with the stored preference pre-selected, and locales it
cannot express are left untouched
the same config data, to confirm each screen switched language
Related Issues
Its
--langvalidation and 14-locale catalog are kept as-is.Summary by CodeRabbit
config initandconfig bindpreserve stored language preferences and avoid unnecessary prompts.