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I added one more language to the Starter. It broke many things at once:

• the second page in the Blogs returns 404
• Blog posts mix up with pages like "contact" and "about"
• some pictures don't load with blog posts while some do
• there are multiple warnings during gatsby develop start phase - like "warn You can't use childImageSharp together with en.json — use publicURL instead. The childImageSharp portion of the query in this file will return null: undefined"

Not every error is easily reproducible; a restart of gatsby develop may change the behaviour.

Gatsby-plugin-prefetch-google-fonts is archived, no longer updated and vulnerable.

Please see https://npmjs.com/advisories/1550

maybe it is somehow possible to open the associated pages in the other languages?

if the filename is same then it maybe is easy but when the filenames are different then it should be somehow mapped?

maybe with a filename language mapping json between the translations?

The Starter sample contains five blog items which make two pages. When I am on page 1, I can switch between languages and remain on the same page, which is correct. When I am on page 2 and switch to another language, I am routed to the homepage, which is not user-intuitive.
It seems that the Starter requires that a blog post exists in every site language and it sorts them by date, so pagination rules should allow matching the pages.

Hello, I used your Deploy to Netlify button and everything seems to work great except I can't login to the backend. But when I cloned the repo and viewed the site locally it worked perfectly.

I tried everything I could think of to get it to work on the live site including...

• Enabled Identity for the site in its Netlify Dashboard
• Installed the netlify-identity-widget
• Edited all the config files to use my GitHub information instead of yours
• Created a OAuth App on Github and Connected the site to it in its Netlify Dashboard
• In Netlify Dashboard I went to Settings > Identity > Registration > External Providers and I added GitHub
• I think I tried some other stuff that I forgot as well.

But no matter what I tried, I always got the following screen in a popup after I clicking "login with GitHub" from "/admin" on the live site...

I'm about to start over, can you please tell me which of the things I tried was actually necessary if any of them. I'm starting to wonder if Netlify Identity is needed at all.

Anyways can you please help me figure out how to get the backend working on a live site hosted on Netlify?

Thanks,

Chris

Hello,

I followed the steps provided but when I deploy to netlify, I get a page not found although there are no errors.
https://notmilkrecipe.netlify.app/

I tried both using the steps cloning from github and using the button "deploy to netlify" and I have the same error on both
https://relaxed-gates-6dd431.netlify.app/

When switching language, I often end up with erroneous paths, yielding a blank or 404 page. In both Chrome and Firefox.

http://localhost:3000/pt//blog -> When switching from EN version
http://localhost:3000/pt/contato/pt/contato -> when re-clicking on contao in the menu
http://localhost:3000/pt/pt/sobre -> when clicking "sobre" in the menu from http://localhost:3000/pt
http://blog/adding-menu-items (set as absolute url - no protocol). -> when switching from the PT version.
I did some test adding new files, but git stash all changes, ran gatsby clean, used the default port, but the issue is still present. It's such a big problem, that I've assume it's project specific, but I've reverted to the initial repo. Is there some hidden cache that is gitignored and not cleared by gatsby clean?

This is happening both in the develop and build versions.

Perhaps it's only affecting localhost? Is this an issue you ran into previously?

Hello.

I noticed that on your demo site the blog post dates are being incorrectly rendered.

For example, for the blog post Adding menu items, the date being rendered is 15/10/2019 rather than the DD/MM/YYYY format of 10/15/2019.

Similarly, for the blog post Digital image processing, the date being rendered is 01/04/2019 when it should be 04/01/2019.

This is seen in both en and pt.

I have issue with the url pathing. Explained here https://stackoverflow.com/questions/65109680/is-there-way-to-correct-this-url-path-in-gatsby

and when I change the link in the to: It doesn't find the page at all.

                <Link key={slug} to={`/references/${slug}`}>
                                <ReferencesItem
                                    slug={`/references/${slug}`}
                                    background={background}
                                    category={category}
                                    date={date}
                                    timeToRead={timeToRead}
                                    title={title}
                                    description={description}
                                    image={image}
                                    key={slug}
                                />