Stéphane Épardaud

I don't think that's accurate: In https://nextjs.org/docs/pages/building-your-application/routing/internationalization#automatic-locale-detection > When a user visits the application root (generally /), Next.js will try to automatically detect which locale the user prefers based on...

Interesting that Google says its bot doesn't have any `Accept-Language` header, and advises against automatic redirection: https://developers.google.com/search/docs/specialty/international/managing-multi-regional-sites Apparently, it advises pages to list their localised versions either via `link@hreflang` elements...

Makes me wonder if we should have a DEV UI or Quarkus CLI command to generate a sitemap.

comment Comment 1 by project member stephane.epardaud, Aug 15, 2011 That's a good idea, thanks

I think I've treated all the remarks. But for tests, I now realise that the detection allows for either Quarkus ORM _or_ HR, but not both (because that is not...

> > Also, it appears that the tests such as `DaoTest` only checks that the metamodel is generated, not that it has this or that method or structure, am I...

> so I'm not sure (especially with Gradle) how to declare a dependency on those libs. I've figured it out thanks to Steve.

> I've figured it out thanks to Steve Famous Last Words 🤦 Apparently checkerframework is something that's required, but it doesn't automatically applies to my new source sets and I'm...

Blocked on the Gradle build of the tests that require quarkus, due to checkerframework :( I can push what I have, but it doesn't build.

You just had to update that project, @gavinking, you couldn't just leave it be for the 6 months it took me to do this PR 😂 Well, I've rebased, I'll...