Issue with localized number inputs (French locale) 🇫🇷

[trim umbra]

Hi everyone! I've noticed a frustrating UI bug regarding regional settings.

I've set my Workspace to use the French format (1 234,56 €). The display works perfectly in the list and detail views. However, as soon as I click to edit the field, the input mask switches back to the US format (1,234.56).

It's quite confusing for my users who expect to use the comma from their numeric keypad. The system forces a dot for decimals and uses a comma for thousands during input, which is the opposite of the display settings.

Is this a known limitation of the current UI components or is there a specific setting I missed to force the input to be localized? I'm running the Community Edition on Railway.

Thanks for the help!

[mystic solar]

Hi, which version are you using? Also, do you have any relevant logs or errors from Console tab in devtools when saving the settings or opening the input?

[trim umbra]

Hi everyone,

Thank you for the follow-up. Here is the requested information:

Regarding the Locale issue:
I have double-checked my environment settings: both my Windows 11 OS and Chrome browser are strictly set to French (France).
Despite this, I am experiencing the discrepancy mentioned: the display layer correctly shows the French format (space for thousands, comma for decimals), but the input component pop-up still expects/displays the US format (comma for thousands, dot for decimals). It seems the native browser locale detection is either being bypassed or not correctly inherited by the input components.

Regarding the version and logs (for Bob):

Version: I am currently using the version deployed via the official Railway template (latest image as of today).

Console Logs: I am seeing several "Uncompiled message detected" warnings related to the French catalog (e.g., 'Ouvrir le menu de commande').

(Other Error: I also noticed a recurring Apollo client error regarding the OpportunityConnection type. But I guess that has nothing to do with this topic )

I hope this helps your team investigate the issue. Let me know if you need any other specific details!