Occasionally (specially when loading all the available bundles), the resolved bundle doesn't point to the default content (e.g., en), but to its children (e.g., en-US).
The impact of this issue may not be significant for most applications, since CLDR (as distributed in the JSON format) includes the resolved content anyway for the default content (e.g., en) and as well for their children (e.g., en-US).
The root cause is a typo in the bundle lookup function.
Occasionally (specially when loading all the available bundles), the resolved bundle doesn't point to the default content (e.g., en), but to its children (e.g., en-US).
The impact of this issue may not be significant for most applications, since CLDR (as distributed in the JSON format) includes the resolved content anyway for the default content (e.g., en) and as well for their children (e.g., en-US).
The root cause is a typo in the bundle lookup function.