I have an expo app available in France and the app is only translated in French.
On the App Store, in app details, I see: Languages: French and English.
So, i want to remove English in supported language.
What I tried:
In App Store Connect, my App supported available language is French (only french) and it’s default language.
In app.json I have:
locales": { "fr": "./languages/fr.json" }
But it’s not working…
Anyone have a solution?
Because it is quite blocking for me, apple testing the application in English instead of French…
Thank you
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http://flashsimulations.com/2011/11/30/ios-native-extension-for-adobe-air-in-app-mail-composer/
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