axdr Take for example english $ composer remove flarum/english Then change the file assets/forum-en-???.js After installation $ composer require flarum/english translations will not be refreshed.
axdr axdr After server rebooting new translations have appeared. Another way is to delete file assets/forum-en-???.js
luceos Isn't this a client cache issue? Have you tried hard refreshing your browser page (ctrl+f5 on non-apple machines).
Toby Running the composer command is completely independent of Flarum. Flarum can only know to flush the translation JS files when an extension is enabled/disabled in the administration CP.
luceos Toby we can run a post-update-cmd script however.. It's how Laravel flushes caches after a new package has been added.
axdr jordanjay29 and physically remove the files from your extensions folder It seems not always the right way.
luceos jordanjay29 axdr Removing the files by hand will currently break the app. Composer expects the file to be there. You really have to uninstall the extension using composer at this time.
