Limiting languages to precompile can have unexpected side effects #73
Description
My config is like
Ckeditor::Rails.configure do |config|
# default is nil for all languages, or set as %w[en zh]
config.assets_languages = %w(en nl fr)
# default is nil for all plugins,
# or set as white list: %w[image link liststyle table tabletools]
# or set as black list: config.default_plugins - %w[about a11yhelp]
config.assets_plugins = %w(image link liststyle table tabletools pastefromword clipboard)
# default is nil for all skins, or set as %w[moono]
#config.assets_skins = %w(simple)
end
When loading my site with a locale of en-GB (although the I18n.locale is set to nl) it crashes with the following
Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404 (Not Found) (https://www.radarwerk.be/assets/ckeditor/lang/en-gb.js?t=F7J9)
application-8f9c169d5aa34a687e102e32d9f95e62ac04221196e4dba7ce4916508c71bec1.js:89 Uncaught TypeError: Cannot set property 'dir' of undefined (https://www.radarwerk.be/assets/application-8f9c169d5aa34a687e102e32d9f95e62ac04221196e4dba7ce4916508c71bec1.js:89)
When I don't compile the language the user is in, I want it to fallback properly (first to the language independant language, then to en (same in this case)).
In the first place I want to use the language of the site in all honesty (nl)