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I see no jekyll-only/javascript-viable workaround at the time, because the root directory is completly empty.
However, we can at least fix the issue by redirecting trafic from / to en via our hoster.
In case of Netlify one can consult https://docs.netlify.com/routing/redirects/redirect-options/
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In the past, I used a setup as described here:
#86 (comment)
#103 (comment)
Previously, I used a config like this
to generate a folder structure as follows:
Now, I think since #170 and the added possibility for
default_locale_in_subfolder: true
, it seems this feature is no longer working.(I guess it's because the check here https://github.com/kurtsson/jekyll-multiple-languages-plugin/pull/170/files#diff-df0ad4e0b34533f0e9e0da71b9bc9903f58a372667f8fe9360d414eb19f8ae83R164 )
I tried it with
or
or
or
but it seems I can no longer put the default language (en) in the root and in a subfolder.
Is there any way to still achieve this folder structure?
Maybe @kurtsson you know a solution as it was your PR?
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