setLocale() or context.locale=Locale("...") is not Updating app locale instantly

[red-star25]

I've updated easy_localization: 3.0.0 package from easy_localization: ^2.3.3.
When i was using easy_localization: ^2.3.3 it is updating my app locale instantly whenever i called

setState(() {
   context.locale = Locale("en");
});

But since I've updated the package version to 3.0.0 it is not updating the locale instantly. I've to hot restart the whole app to see the changes.

Here is what im doing in version 3.0.0

onTap: () async { await homeController .setLanguage("EN") .then((value) async { await context .setLocale( const Locale( "en")); }) },

And here is what im doing in version 2.3.3 (which is working,and updating locale instantly)
onTap: () { homeController .setLanguage("EN"); setState(() { context.locale = const Locale( "en"); }); },

[xbasic]

I have the same regression on my app too. The local has been changed, but there is now refresh. Is this a breaking change and how can I force a refresh on locale change if so ?

[SalehHub]

For me the app text direction changes based on the new language(rtl) but the new languages' keys doesn't load and UI not updating.
No error messages

[armandojimenez]

Same thing happening on my app

[Fethi-Hamdani]

same issue here

[Pilaba]

same energy on my end

[Overman775]

Thanks for issue, i will check

[AhmedAbouelkher]

I have the same problem with easy_localization: ^3.0.0 with Arabic and English, when changing the current locale the direction changes but the actual localized titles don't.

[OmniaMahmoud]

the same issue in my app.
any updates?

[darkmehmet]

I found where is the isuue is. I use GetMaterialApp from Get package to initialize App.
GetMaterialApp( localizationsDelegates: context.localizationDelegates, supportedLocales: context.supportedLocales, locale: context.locale, debugShowCheckedModeBanner: false, initialRoute: '/', onGenerateRoute: RouteGenerator.generateRoute, ),

When I change it to normal one it works.
MaterialApp( localizationsDelegates: context.localizationDelegates, supportedLocales: context.supportedLocales, locale: context.locale, debugShowCheckedModeBanner: false, initialRoute: '/', onGenerateRoute: RouteGenerator.generateRoute, ),

[AhmedAbouelkher]

I found where is the isuue is. I use GetMaterialApp from Get package to initialize App.
GetMaterialApp( localizationsDelegates: context.localizationDelegates, supportedLocales: context.supportedLocales, locale: context.locale, debugShowCheckedModeBanner: false, initialRoute: '/', onGenerateRoute: RouteGenerator.generateRoute, ),

When I change it to normal one it works.
MaterialApp( localizationsDelegates: context.localizationDelegates, supportedLocales: context.supportedLocales, locale: context.locale, debugShowCheckedModeBanner: false, initialRoute: '/', onGenerateRoute: RouteGenerator.generateRoute, ),

This issue here that simply removing GetMaterialApp will be very difficult because literally, the whole app depends on it.

[AhmedAbouelkher]

I have found a possible solution.

In case you are using GetMaterialApp you should when changing the current language call Get.updateLocale() to inform GetMaterialApp about the language change

final _newLocale = Locale('ar', 'EG')
await context.setLocale(_newLocale); // change `easy_localization` locale
Get.updateLocale(_newLocale); // change `Get` locale direction

[darkmehmet]

I have found a possible solution.

In case you are using GetMaterialApp you should when changing the current language call Get.updateLocale() to inform GetMaterialApp about the language change

final _newLocale = Locale('ar', 'EG')
await context.setLocale(_newLocale); // change `easy_localization` locale
Get.updateLocale(_newLocale); // change `Get` locale direction

It worked thanks 👏

[red-star25]

I have found a possible solution.

In case you are using GetMaterialApp you should when changing the current language call Get.updateLocale() to inform GetMaterialApp about the language change

final _newLocale = Locale('ar', 'EG')
await context.setLocale(_newLocale); // change `easy_localization` locale
Get.updateLocale(_newLocale); // change `Get` locale direction

Okay @AhmedAbouelkher Thanks for the Solution. It's working now 👍
I'm closing the issue now..

[MiranKm]

I have found a possible solution.

In case you are using GetMaterialApp you should when changing the current language call Get.updateLocale() to inform GetMaterialApp about the language change

final _newLocale = Locale('ar', 'EG')
await context.setLocale(_newLocale); // change `easy_localization` locale
Get.updateLocale(_newLocale); // change `Get` locale direction

What if you aren't using Get?
I still have this problem!