Bug report

What are you trying to do ?

To display horse data use /zh info

What is the expected behavior ?

Show translated variant name in locale_EN.yml.

What is the actual behavior ?

In game, ride a horse and type /zh info still print Variant: Horse
instead of Variant: 马

How to reproduce the bug ?

1.Modify locale_EN.yml, change variantHorse: value from
variantHorse: "<yellow><<gold>H<yellow>>"
to
variantHorse: "<yellow><<gold>马<yellow>>"
2.In game, type /zh reload or restart the server.
3.Ride a owned horse then type /zh info
4.Translated text not show.

Console output

No errors in console.

Environment specifications

• Operating system :

Windows

• Java version :

Java 8

• Server version :

[INFO]: This server is running CraftBukkit version git-Spigot-79a30d7-acbc348 (MC: 1.12.2) (Implementing API version 1.12.2-R0.1-SNAPSHOT)
[INFO]: This is a final build for 1.12.2. Please see https://www.spigotmc.org/ for details about upgrading.

• ZHorse version :

[INFO]: -+- ZHorse 1.6.9 (by Z3dd7)  -+-
[INFO]:  /zh help: Display the available commands.

• Database :

default

Hi @mhtvsSFrpHdE

This is in fact not a bug, rather a bad choice of names for locale entries from me. Indeed, the locale entry variantHorse is meant to be displayed with /zh list.

What you're looking for is a locale entry to translate the variant displayed with /zh info. Unfortunately, there exist no such entry, my bad.
On top of that, the locale entry variant is used by /zh info and not /zh list which adds even more confusion.

I plan to fix that in 1.8.2 by making /zh info use the locale entries variantXXXX and adding new ones (like shortVariantXXXX) to replace them for /zh list.
The concerned locale entries should look like this:

  shortVariantHorse: "<gold>Horse"
  shortVariantDonkey: "<gold>Donkey"
  shortVariantMule: "<gold>Mule"
  shortVariantLlama: "<gold>Llama"
  shortVariantSkeleton: "<gold>Skeleton"
  shortVariantZombie: "<gold>Zombie"
  variant: "<yellow>Variant: <<gold><value><yellow>>"
  variantHorse: "H"
  variantDonkey: "D"
  variantMule: "M"
  variantLlama: "L"
  variantSkeleton: "S"
  variantZombie: "Z"

PS: I think that you should rather use other locale files (such as locale_CN.yml which is provided by default as of ZHorse 1.8.1) than modifying locale_EN.yml. See How to create a custom localization file ? for more information.

@Zedd7 Well I just don't like what he translated

GouLiGuoJiaNaive

if that was him.
Then I doing the translate myself.

I then make a plan for move to next version!