LocaleIdentifier comparisons are case sensitive: en-us != en-US

[Peter77]

The LocaleIdentifier comparisons are performed case-sensitive. Means if you have a LocaleIdentifier en-us and en-US, the Localization system thinks they’re different locales.

This is prone to error and I think if the Localization system would perform these checks with OrdinalIgnoreCase it makes the system better.

[karl_jones]

@Peter77

The LocaleIdentifier comparisons are performed in case-sensitive. Means if you have a LocaleIdentifier en-us and en-US, the Localization system thinks they’re different locales.

This is prone to error and I think if the Localization system would perform these checks with OrdinalIgnoreCase it makes the system better.

Oh nice catch