Global fallback_locale is ignored

[mattpepin]

I use a global fallback_locale when I call make_translatable. Yet, it is sometimes overridden because of the following in class Translatable:

translatable = {
'fallback_locale': 'en'
}

I think it's a bug because otherwise, I have to specify the fallback_locale in every translated class.

[angelosarto]

I think I am having the same issue. How are you setting the fallback on the individual translated classes?

[mattpepin]

In translatable.py, comment the following line:

class Translatable(object):
    __translatable__ = {
        # 'fallback_locale': 'en'
}

You will then be able to set a global locale like so:

def get_locale():
    return 'fr_CA'  # Probably not a constant but you get the idea
sqlalchemy_utils.i18n.get_locale = get_locale

[angelosarto]

I see you just commented out the fallback locale all together.
I extended Translatable and overrode translatable and implemented my classes on top -- working around the same issue though:

class Default_Translatable(Translatable):
    __translatable__ = {'fallback_locale': 'en-US'}

and then in my classes:

class Group(base.Base, base.Default_Translatable):
    __tablename__ = 'Groups'
    ....