We tried this options after migrate but the error persist on our local environment. We have a commercial license
I’m migrating an existing Angular application from 7.4.0 to ABP 9.2.1 (from angular 16.2..8 to Angular 19. After completing the upgrade, I'm encountering issues related to localization)
On application startup, I see these runtime errors in the browser console: • Cannot find the en locale file.
• Cannot find the es locale file
• And when switching the UI language to Spanish: NG0701: Missing locale data for the locale "es". (usually triggered by DatePipe)
As a workaround, I tried manually registering the Spanish locale using registerLocaleData, which prevents the DatePipe error — but the console warnings like Cannot find the en locale file and Cannot find the es locale file still appear, so it doesn’t feel like a proper fix.
Current package.json file:
I create a new abp project and compare with my project and I can't find any differences..
A few days ago I created a github issue because our team detects severals errors in production environment (concurrency)
After migrating from version 5.1.3 to version 8.3.2, we are experimenting many concurrency control errors in our production environment (due to higher load). We noticed that when we retrieve an entity from database with IRepository... and its related data from the database (.Incude), saving the entity causes all the related entities retrieved from the database to also be modified (checked with LastModification property).
Since all of them have the "concurrency stamp" attribute, they are competing for priority when saving to the database.
99% of our entities has FullAuditedAggregateRoot inherits.
We think this is a bug introduced in version 8.2.0 because if an object is modified, its related classes should not be marked as modified when they have not been modified.
https://github.com/abpframework/abp/issues/21835
Today we execute a downgrade of nugets package version to 8.1.5 and ALL exceptions of type AbpDbConcurrencyException disappeared.
