Fix resources by correcting invalid language codes#7
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Fix resources by correcting invalid language codes#7mohsenoid wants to merge 1 commit intogoogle-wallet:mainfrom
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This resolves issues google-wallet#6 & google-wallet#2, by changing the wrongly defined country code for the resources instead of language codes
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The Problem
The release build was failing, and the Google Play API rejected the
.aabfile with a 403 Forbidden error, stating:"The bundle targets unrecognized languages: by, cz, dk, fl, fp, gr, jp."
The Root Cause
Several Android localization resource directories (values-*) were using incorrect, non-standard abbreviations (such as country codes or custom shorthand) instead of the required ISO 639-1 or 639-2 language codes.
Google Play requires strict adherence to these standard language codes to process the app bundle.
Changes Made
Renamed the affected resource directories to map to their correct ISO standard language codes:
This resolves issue #6 & #2