Putting an engine in a localized block breaks engine routing method

[rvasquez-flip4new]

Assume you have an engine called Blorgh. And you mount it like this:

Rails.application.routes.draw do
  localized do
    mount Blorgh::Engine,      at: '/blorgh'
  end
end

It is now impossible to call blorgh.unicorns_path in a view. Instead of this you have to append the locale like this:

blorgh_en.unicorns_path

I'm on rails 5.0/5.1 and ruby 2.3.x and 2.4.1 and route translator 5.4.0.

Any clues how to fix this?

Thanks in advance!

Bes tregards
Roberto

[rvasquez-flip4new]

I worked around this adding a method to the application helper like this, but it does not feel right:

module ApplicationHelper
  def blorgh
    send("blorgh_#{I18n.locale}")
  end
end

[tagliala]

Refers to #154?

[rvasquez-flip4new]

I think so. I remember that discussion. It also had to do with #123 (which was openend by me too ;) )

[rvasquez-flip4new]

I'm running into the next problem, even with the "hack" I posted above, the generated urls are missing the locale for the main_app if any engines are mounted at '/'.

Example:

main_app.root_path should generate /de, but instead generates /

force_locale is set to true in that example, but it does not seem to matter.

[tagliala]

Feel free to submit a PR or start a wiki page explaining the limitation with engines