[Test.Explorer] Fix hard-coded LCID (1033 - en-US) #572
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Is this something that we should be fixing in the code actually? |
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I don't think we have to fix the code. In the code, the LCID (1033) automatically generated according to the system locale See this And this
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The test fails because it expects the system locale to be "1033" (en-US) which is not always true 😄 |
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This test fails when run on system have different locale than en-US, because of the hard-coded 1033 LCID (en-US).