** Description changed: + [Impact] + The current indicator-location package does not seem to ship the built translations (.mo files) from the translation sources (.po files) it contains in the source tree. As such, its messages appear in English regardless of the locale selected. It seems that the installation does not correctly build them and does not put them in $LOCALE_DIR/LC_MESSAGES/$LANG/$INDICATOR_NAME.mo Where $LOCALE_DIR is /usr/share/locale and $LANG is the ISO-639 language code for each locale. Instead, it installs a single .mo file in the wrong location: $ dpkg -L indicator-location [...] /usr/share/locale /usr/share/locale/LC_MESSAGES /usr/share/locale/LC_MESSAGES/indicator-location.mo + + [Test Case] + + Change the session locale to a non-English one through System Settings + -> Lanuage Support. Log in to a Unity 7 session and pull down the + System Indicator. The entries should be translated. + + [Regression Potential] + + It's possible this fix may not fix the translations. + + Some locales may have difficulty with the default character rendering + engines and subsequently crash the Session Indicator. + + [Other Info] + + The translations already exist for this package, but are being installed incorrectly.
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