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Jetpack Search: Does not work when the site language is Arabic #21349
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Thank you for reporting this @mrsjaved ! I tested this on a Jetpack connected site and I think it's related to the Jetpack Search module as I wasn't able to get the pop-up on my end after changing the language. It does seem to default to the classic search flow instead as it redirects me to a search page and it also has no results, compared to the previous search(made when the site was set to English). Can this be a more general issue with the RTL websites @jeherve ? |
Yes, it would seem like it. I'll transfer this issue to the Jetpack repo, where Jetpack Search is built. |
Trying it locally, I see this in my browser console:
Looks like the problem is that @automattic/webpack-rtl-plugin expects the CSS asset's name to end in |
thanks @anomiex I'm onto it. |
Another case in #4365458-zen *User wants to get info when solved. |
@mrsjaved & @Robertght: The bug fix should ship with Jetpack 10.2.1, which should be released within 24-48 hours at the time of writing. |
This is intended to (eventually) take care of several issues in the monorepo: * Calypso [doesn't use their own calyspo-build webpack config][1], which means it's not likely to be well-maintained. * It needs a hack to [work with monorepo packages][2]. * And another to [get correct image paths][3]. * And it [tries to redefine NODE_ENV, producing warnings][4]. * And we have to [override a weird default everywhere][5]. * We have to [name our JS files with ".min.js"][6] to avoid their being broken by a wpcom minifier, but WordPress.org's translation infrastructure [ignores such files][7]. * The plugin used to fix the above [had to be forked][8], adds 772K to the plugin, and results in spurious changes in TC builds. * The way translations are [being loaded for lazy-loaded bundles][9] is pretty hacky and doesn't lazy-load them. * We can't use any cache busting for the lazy-loaded bundles, because embedding hashes in the filename breaks the link to the translation file and putting it in a query parameter [breaks building the RTL css][10]. * Calypso-build has a lot of peer dependencies we don't actually need. Not everything we have uses sass or postcss, and we have our own infrastructure for jest, react, and so on. Currently we just ignore the 76 warnings from that. This is the first step towards fixing that: creating a private package that can hold the webpack and babel config fragments that we can share throughout the monorepo. Then we'll have a place to put the fixes for some of the other issues too. [1]: #21004 (comment) [2]: Automattic/wp-calypso#53353 [3]: Automattic/wp-calypso#56111 [4]: Automattic/wp-calypso#56291 [5]: #21004 [6]: #20484 [7]: #21343 [8]: https://github.com/Automattic/jetpack/blob/7a5edd83/projects/plugins/jetpack/tools/webpack.helpers.js#L35 [9]: #20926 [10]: #21349
This is intended to (eventually) take care of several issues in the monorepo: * Calypso [doesn't use their own calyspo-build webpack config][1], which means it's not likely to be well-maintained. * It needs a hack to [work with monorepo packages][2]. * And another to [get correct image paths][3]. * And it [tries to redefine NODE_ENV, producing warnings][4]. * And we have to [override a weird default everywhere][5]. * We have to [name our JS files with ".min.js"][6] to avoid their being broken by a wpcom minifier, but WordPress.org's translation infrastructure [ignores such files][7]. * The plugin used to fix the above [had to be forked][8], adds 772K to the plugin, and results in spurious changes in TC builds. * The way translations are [being loaded for lazy-loaded bundles][9] is pretty hacky and doesn't lazy-load them. * We can't use any cache busting for the lazy-loaded bundles, because embedding hashes in the filename breaks the link to the translation file and putting it in a query parameter [breaks building the RTL css][10]. * Calypso-build has a lot of peer dependencies we don't actually need. Not everything we have uses sass or postcss, and we have our own infrastructure for jest, react, and so on. Currently we just ignore the 76 warnings from that. This is the first step towards fixing that: creating a private package that can hold the webpack and babel config fragments that we can share throughout the monorepo. Then we'll have a place to put the fixes for some of the other issues too. [1]: #21004 (comment) [2]: Automattic/wp-calypso#53353 [3]: Automattic/wp-calypso#56111 [4]: Automattic/wp-calypso#56291 [5]: #21004 [6]: #20484 [7]: #21343 [8]: https://github.com/Automattic/jetpack/blob/7a5edd83/projects/plugins/jetpack/tools/webpack.helpers.js#L35 [9]: #20926 [10]: #21349
This is intended to (eventually) take care of several issues in the monorepo: * Calypso [doesn't use their own calyspo-build webpack config][1], which means it's not likely to be well-maintained. * It needs a hack to [work with monorepo packages][2]. * And another to [get correct image paths][3]. * And it [tries to redefine NODE_ENV, producing warnings][4]. * And we have to [override a weird default everywhere][5]. * We have to [name our JS files with ".min.js"][6] to avoid their being broken by a wpcom minifier, but WordPress.org's translation infrastructure [ignores such files][7]. * The plugin used to fix the above [had to be forked][8], adds 772K to the plugin, and results in spurious changes in TC builds. * The way translations are [being loaded for lazy-loaded bundles][9] is pretty hacky and doesn't lazy-load them. * We can't use any cache busting for the lazy-loaded bundles, because embedding hashes in the filename breaks the link to the translation file and putting it in a query parameter [breaks building the RTL css][10]. * Webpack's minification is [losing translator comments][11]. * Calypso-build has a lot of peer dependencies we don't actually need. Not everything we have uses sass or postcss, and we have our own infrastructure for jest, react, and so on. Currently we just ignore the 76 warnings from that. This is the first step towards fixing that: creating a private package that can hold the webpack and babel config fragments that we can share throughout the monorepo. Then we'll have a place to put the fixes for some of the other issues too. [1]: #21004 (comment) [2]: Automattic/wp-calypso#53353 [3]: Automattic/wp-calypso#56111 [4]: Automattic/wp-calypso#56291 [5]: #21004 [6]: #20484 [7]: #21343 [8]: https://github.com/Automattic/jetpack/blob/7a5edd83/projects/plugins/jetpack/tools/webpack.helpers.js#L35 [9]: #20926 [10]: #21349 [11]: #16549
This is intended to (eventually) take care of several issues in the monorepo: * Calypso [doesn't use their own calyspo-build webpack config][1], which means it's not likely to be well-maintained. * It needs a hack to [work with monorepo packages][2]. * And another to [get correct image paths][3]. * And it [tries to redefine NODE_ENV, producing warnings][4]. * And we have to [override a weird default everywhere][5]. * We have to [name our JS files with ".min.js"][6] to avoid their being broken by a wpcom minifier, but WordPress.org's translation infrastructure [ignores such files][7]. * The plugin used to fix the above [had to be forked][8], adds 772K to the plugin, and results in spurious changes in TC builds. * The way translations are [being loaded for lazy-loaded bundles][9] is pretty hacky and doesn't lazy-load them. * We can't use any cache busting for the lazy-loaded bundles, because embedding hashes in the filename breaks the link to the translation file and putting it in a query parameter [breaks building the RTL css][10]. * Webpack's minification is [losing translator comments][11]. * Calypso-build has a lot of peer dependencies we don't actually need. Not everything we have uses sass or postcss, and we have our own infrastructure for jest, react, and so on. Currently we just ignore the 76 warnings from that. This is the first step towards fixing that: creating a private package that can hold the webpack and babel config fragments that we can share throughout the monorepo. Then we'll have a place to put the fixes for some of the other issues too. [1]: #21004 (comment) [2]: Automattic/wp-calypso#53353 [3]: Automattic/wp-calypso#56111 [4]: Automattic/wp-calypso#56291 [5]: #21004 [6]: #20484 [7]: #21343 [8]: https://github.com/Automattic/jetpack/blob/7a5edd83/projects/plugins/jetpack/tools/webpack.helpers.js#L35 [9]: #20926 [10]: #21349 [11]: #16549
For example, for cache busting of on-demand modules while still having stable filenames you might have your CSS chunkFilename be like `[name].css?ver=[contenthash]`. See Automattic/jetpack#21349 for example.
This is intended to (eventually) take care of several issues in the monorepo: * Calypso [doesn't use their own calyspo-build webpack config][1], which means it's not likely to be well-maintained. * It needs a hack to [work with monorepo packages][2]. * And another to [get correct image paths][3]. * And it [tries to redefine NODE_ENV, producing warnings][4]. * And we have to [override a weird default everywhere][5]. * We have to [name our JS files with ".min.js"][6] to avoid their being broken by a wpcom minifier, but WordPress.org's translation infrastructure [ignores such files][7]. * The plugin used to fix the above [had to be forked][8], adds 772K to the plugin, and results in spurious changes in TC builds. * The way translations are [being loaded for lazy-loaded bundles][9] is pretty hacky and doesn't lazy-load them. * We can't use any cache busting for the lazy-loaded bundles, because embedding hashes in the filename breaks the link to the translation file and putting it in a query parameter [breaks building the RTL css][10]. * Webpack's minification is [losing translator comments][11]. * Calypso-build has a lot of peer dependencies we don't actually need. Not everything we have uses sass or postcss, and we have our own infrastructure for jest, react, and so on. Currently we just ignore the 76 warnings from that. This is the first step towards fixing that: creating a private package that can hold the webpack and babel config fragments that we can share throughout the monorepo. Then we'll have a place to put the fixes for some of the other issues too. [1]: #21004 (comment) [2]: Automattic/wp-calypso#53353 [3]: Automattic/wp-calypso#56111 [4]: Automattic/wp-calypso#56291 [5]: #21004 [6]: #20484 [7]: #21343 [8]: https://github.com/Automattic/jetpack/blob/7a5edd83/projects/plugins/jetpack/tools/webpack.helpers.js#L35 [9]: #20926 [10]: #21349 [11]: #16549
This is intended to (eventually) take care of several issues in the monorepo: * Calypso [doesn't use their own calyspo-build webpack config][1], which means it's not likely to be well-maintained. * It needs a hack to [work with monorepo packages][2]. * And another to [get correct image paths][3]. * And it [tries to redefine NODE_ENV, producing warnings][4]. * And we have to [override a weird default everywhere][5]. * We have to [name our JS files with ".min.js"][6] to avoid their being broken by a wpcom minifier, but WordPress.org's translation infrastructure [ignores such files][7]. * The plugin used to fix the above [had to be forked][8], adds 772K to the plugin, and results in spurious changes in TC builds. * The way translations are [being loaded for lazy-loaded bundles][9] is pretty hacky and doesn't lazy-load them. * We can't use any cache busting for the lazy-loaded bundles, because embedding hashes in the filename breaks the link to the translation file and putting it in a query parameter [breaks building the RTL css][10]. * Webpack's minification is [losing translator comments][11]. * Calypso-build has a lot of peer dependencies we don't actually need. Not everything we have uses sass or postcss, and we have our own infrastructure for jest, react, and so on. Currently we just ignore the 76 warnings from that. This is the first step towards fixing that: creating a private package that can hold the webpack and babel config fragments that we can share throughout the monorepo. Then we'll have a place to put the fixes for some of the other issues too. [1]: Automattic/jetpack#21004 (comment) [2]: Automattic/wp-calypso#53353 [3]: Automattic/wp-calypso#56111 [4]: Automattic/wp-calypso#56291 [5]: Automattic/jetpack#21004 [6]: Automattic/jetpack#20484 [7]: Automattic/jetpack#21343 [8]: https://github.com/Automattic/jetpack/blob/7a5edd83/projects/plugins/jetpack/tools/webpack.helpers.js#L35 [9]: Automattic/jetpack#20926 [10]: Automattic/jetpack#21349 [11]: Automattic/jetpack#16549 Committed via a GitHub action: https://github.com/Automattic/jetpack/actions/runs/1409697994
This is intended to (eventually) take care of several issues in the monorepo: * Calypso [doesn't use their own calyspo-build webpack config][1], which means it's not likely to be well-maintained. * It needs a hack to [work with monorepo packages][2]. * And another to [get correct image paths][3]. * And it [tries to redefine NODE_ENV, producing warnings][4]. * And we have to [override a weird default everywhere][5]. * We have to [name our JS files with ".min.js"][6] to avoid their being broken by a wpcom minifier, but WordPress.org's translation infrastructure [ignores such files][7]. * The plugin used to fix the above [had to be forked][8], adds 772K to the plugin, and results in spurious changes in TC builds. * The way translations are [being loaded for lazy-loaded bundles][9] is pretty hacky and doesn't lazy-load them. * We can't use any cache busting for the lazy-loaded bundles, because embedding hashes in the filename breaks the link to the translation file and putting it in a query parameter [breaks building the RTL css][10]. * Webpack's minification is [losing translator comments][11]. * Calypso-build has a lot of peer dependencies we don't actually need. Not everything we have uses sass or postcss, and we have our own infrastructure for jest, react, and so on. Currently we just ignore the 76 warnings from that. This is the first step towards fixing that: creating a private package that can hold the webpack and babel config fragments that we can share throughout the monorepo. Then we'll have a place to put the fixes for some of the other issues too. [1]: Automattic/jetpack#21004 (comment) [2]: Automattic/wp-calypso#53353 [3]: Automattic/wp-calypso#56111 [4]: Automattic/wp-calypso#56291 [5]: Automattic/jetpack#21004 [6]: Automattic/jetpack#20484 [7]: Automattic/jetpack#21343 [8]: https://github.com/Automattic/jetpack/blob/7a5edd83/projects/plugins/jetpack/tools/webpack.helpers.js#L35 [9]: Automattic/jetpack#20926 [10]: Automattic/jetpack#21349 [11]: Automattic/jetpack#16549 Committed via a GitHub action: https://github.com/Automattic/jetpack/actions/runs/1409697994
This is intended to (eventually) take care of several issues in the monorepo: * Calypso [doesn't use their own calyspo-build webpack config][1], which means it's not likely to be well-maintained. * It needs a hack to [work with monorepo packages][2]. * And another to [get correct image paths][3]. * And it [tries to redefine NODE_ENV, producing warnings][4]. * And we have to [override a weird default everywhere][5]. * We have to [name our JS files with ".min.js"][6] to avoid their being broken by a wpcom minifier, but WordPress.org's translation infrastructure [ignores such files][7]. * The plugin used to fix the above [had to be forked][8], adds 772K to the plugin, and results in spurious changes in TC builds. * The way translations are [being loaded for lazy-loaded bundles][9] is pretty hacky and doesn't lazy-load them. * We can't use any cache busting for the lazy-loaded bundles, because embedding hashes in the filename breaks the link to the translation file and putting it in a query parameter [breaks building the RTL css][10]. * Webpack's minification is [losing translator comments][11]. * Calypso-build has a lot of peer dependencies we don't actually need. Not everything we have uses sass or postcss, and we have our own infrastructure for jest, react, and so on. Currently we just ignore the 76 warnings from that. This is the first step towards fixing that: creating a private package that can hold the webpack and babel config fragments that we can share throughout the monorepo. Then we'll have a place to put the fixes for some of the other issues too. [1]: Automattic/jetpack#21004 (comment) [2]: Automattic/wp-calypso#53353 [3]: Automattic/wp-calypso#56111 [4]: Automattic/wp-calypso#56291 [5]: Automattic/jetpack#21004 [6]: Automattic/jetpack#20484 [7]: Automattic/jetpack#21343 [8]: https://github.com/Automattic/jetpack/blob/7a5edd83/projects/plugins/jetpack/tools/webpack.helpers.js#L35 [9]: Automattic/jetpack#20926 [10]: Automattic/jetpack#21349 [11]: Automattic/jetpack#16549 Committed via a GitHub action: https://github.com/Automattic/jetpack/actions/runs/1409697994
This is intended to (eventually) take care of several issues in the monorepo: * Calypso [doesn't use their own calyspo-build webpack config][1], which means it's not likely to be well-maintained. * It needs a hack to [work with monorepo packages][2]. * And another to [get correct image paths][3]. * And it [tries to redefine NODE_ENV, producing warnings][4]. * And we have to [override a weird default everywhere][5]. * We have to [name our JS files with ".min.js"][6] to avoid their being broken by a wpcom minifier, but WordPress.org's translation infrastructure [ignores such files][7]. * The plugin used to fix the above [had to be forked][8], adds 772K to the plugin, and results in spurious changes in TC builds. * The way translations are [being loaded for lazy-loaded bundles][9] is pretty hacky and doesn't lazy-load them. * We can't use any cache busting for the lazy-loaded bundles, because embedding hashes in the filename breaks the link to the translation file and putting it in a query parameter [breaks building the RTL css][10]. * Webpack's minification is [losing translator comments][11]. * Calypso-build has a lot of peer dependencies we don't actually need. Not everything we have uses sass or postcss, and we have our own infrastructure for jest, react, and so on. Currently we just ignore the 76 warnings from that. This is the first step towards fixing that: creating a private package that can hold the webpack and babel config fragments that we can share throughout the monorepo. Then we'll have a place to put the fixes for some of the other issues too. [1]: Automattic/jetpack#21004 (comment) [2]: Automattic/wp-calypso#53353 [3]: Automattic/wp-calypso#56111 [4]: Automattic/wp-calypso#56291 [5]: Automattic/jetpack#21004 [6]: Automattic/jetpack#20484 [7]: Automattic/jetpack#21343 [8]: https://github.com/Automattic/jetpack/blob/7a5edd83/projects/plugins/jetpack/tools/webpack.helpers.js#L35 [9]: Automattic/jetpack#20926 [10]: Automattic/jetpack#21349 [11]: Automattic/jetpack#16549 Committed via a GitHub action: https://github.com/Automattic/jetpack/actions/runs/1409697994
This is intended to (eventually) take care of several issues in the monorepo: * Calypso [doesn't use their own calyspo-build webpack config][1], which means it's not likely to be well-maintained. * It needs a hack to [work with monorepo packages][2]. * And another to [get correct image paths][3]. * And it [tries to redefine NODE_ENV, producing warnings][4]. * And we have to [override a weird default everywhere][5]. * We have to [name our JS files with ".min.js"][6] to avoid their being broken by a wpcom minifier, but WordPress.org's translation infrastructure [ignores such files][7]. * The plugin used to fix the above [had to be forked][8], adds 772K to the plugin, and results in spurious changes in TC builds. * The way translations are [being loaded for lazy-loaded bundles][9] is pretty hacky and doesn't lazy-load them. * We can't use any cache busting for the lazy-loaded bundles, because embedding hashes in the filename breaks the link to the translation file and putting it in a query parameter [breaks building the RTL css][10]. * Webpack's minification is [losing translator comments][11]. * Calypso-build has a lot of peer dependencies we don't actually need. Not everything we have uses sass or postcss, and we have our own infrastructure for jest, react, and so on. Currently we just ignore the 76 warnings from that. This is the first step towards fixing that: creating a private package that can hold the webpack and babel config fragments that we can share throughout the monorepo. Then we'll have a place to put the fixes for some of the other issues too. [1]: Automattic/jetpack#21004 (comment) [2]: Automattic/wp-calypso#53353 [3]: Automattic/wp-calypso#56111 [4]: Automattic/wp-calypso#56291 [5]: Automattic/jetpack#21004 [6]: Automattic/jetpack#20484 [7]: Automattic/jetpack#21343 [8]: https://github.com/Automattic/jetpack/blob/7a5edd83/projects/plugins/jetpack/tools/webpack.helpers.js#L35 [9]: Automattic/jetpack#20926 [10]: Automattic/jetpack#21349 [11]: Automattic/jetpack#16549 Committed via a GitHub action: https://github.com/Automattic/jetpack/actions/runs/1409697994
Quick summary
Jetpack search does not work when the site language is set to Arabic.
Steps to reproduce
What you expected to happen
It should display results in popup
What actually happened
Does nothing.
Context
No response
Operating System
No response
Browser
No response
Simple, Atomic or both?
Atomic
Theme-specific issue?
No response
Other notes
No response
Reproducibility
Consistent
Severity
Some (< 50%)
Available workarounds?
No response
Workaround details
No response
Ticket: 4357314-zd-woothemes
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