How to add new supported locale?

[Björn Eickvonder]

Hi,

I have my own theme for the login process and also have custom translations in there. Now I want to add ro (Romania) as a translation but I cannot select that in the admin console as one of the supported locales.

How do I extend this list of supported locales?

[Jon Koops]

Hi Björn,

Could you log this with some steps to reproduce as an issue in our issue tracker? It will make it easier for us to triage and resolve the issue.

Jon

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[Björn Eickvonder]

Ok, but I probably only miss something, don't think this is an issue. So if you can give me any advice how to add a brand new language, that would be great.

Björn

[Björn Eickvonder]

I found what had been missing...

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/41855394/localization-of-custom-keycloak-login-theme

I haven't switched all email, login and account to my custom theme.

[Jon Koops]

Interesting, I do wonder if that is how we should have it behave in this case.

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[Tobias Häfner]

Hi Björn,

what also worked for me is to overwrite the files in the directory themes\base\login\themes.properties

and put your locale there:

locales=en,ro

Do this also for login, email, admin and account where  the same files exists.

I have implemented it by overwriting the files in the keycloak startup process.

I know the solution is  dirty but it works but I don't know if this files are accessible in newer keycloak versions.

Best regards

Tobias