Language Change Requires App Refresh on Enatega Multivendor Food Delivery Website

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#1,751 opened on Jul 8, 2026 0 comments 0 reactions 0 assignees View on GitHub

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Assessment

Difficulty: 3/5
Estimated time: 1-2 days
Newbie friendliness: 55/100

Issue type: Bug
Clarity: Mostly clear
Activity status: Quiet
Tech stack: javascript, react-native
Domain: frontend, internationalization

Research direction

Start by reproducing the language change from the user profile or settings as both a logged-in user and a guest, then trace the React Native localization flow responsible for applying the preference. Done means the selected language appears immediately throughout the app without a manual refresh.

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Description

Issue Description:
Summary:
Users are currently experiencing an inconvenience on the Enatega Multivendor Food Delivery website, where changing the language requires a manual refresh of the entire application. This disrupts the user experience and can lead to frustration.

Steps to Reproduce:
Navigate to the Enatega Multivendor Food Delivery website.
Login to your account or proceed as a guest.
Locate the language settings option in the user profile or settings.
Change the language preference to a different option.
Observe that the language does not update immediately, and a manual refresh of the entire app is required.

Expected Behaviour:
Changing the language preference should reflect instantaneously without the need for a manual refresh. Users should be able to seamlessly experience the website in their preferred language.

Actual Behavior:
The language change is not applied until the user manually refreshes the entire app, causing an interruption in the user experience.

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