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[Dierk Droth]

Globalizer amended a ResourceDictionary XAML file and inject Language="{UICulture}" like this:
<ResourceDictionary Language="{UICulture}" ...

However, this does not work since VS reports this error: The property 'Language' was not found ResourceDictionary

What am I missing?

Thanks

[Infralution]

This looks like a bug. Globalizer.NET should not be adding the Language attribute to ResourceDictionaries. We will fix this in the next minor release.

Generally you would not use ResourceDictionaries for storing localizable items - since you would normally use the Resx extension directly in the Window/Control. If you aren't localizing items in the Resource Dictionary then you could just exclude the Resource Dictionary target in Globalizer.NET and then delete the Language attribute from the XAML. If you are localizing items in the Resource Dictionary then, for now, you will need to delete the Language attribute after you scan the project.
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[Dierk Droth]

Thanks for looking into.

Thing is, the ResourceDictionary holds a (window) style which in turn holds a button with a string as content. Thus replacing the string by a resource reference is accurate and expected. However, the "Language" attribute likely is not needed and in fact causes trouble.

[Infralution]

OK - for now you will just have to delete the Language attribute after scanning. We should be able to release a fix for this in the next few days.
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[Dierk Droth]

Yes, thanks. That's what I did for now.

Thanks for addressing the issue in the product.

[Infralution]

We have just released Version 2.3.8 that fixes this issue.
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[Dierk Droth]

Great, thanks. That resolved the issue.