Epics in 'Enterprise Agile Planning' planning baord are showing Columns in Different Language - Known Error

Epics in 'Enterprise Agile Planning' planning baord are showing Columns in Different Language Description On EAP planning board, if the selected work type is 'Epic', then along with English language states, all other supported language states are also shown as duplicate columns.

This issue has happens when the instance supports multiple language.

Steps to Reproduce

Steps to Reproduce: 1) Set your User Preference to English 2) Navigate to Strategic Planning Workspace 3) Click on EAP 4) Select a SAFe Portfolio 5) Click on the Planning Board Expected Result: there should be columns labeled with the states in English Actual Result: we see columns with labels in other supported languages and English mixed up.

Workaround Navigate to script include : sn_apw_advanced.EAPPlanningBoardConfigImpl

step 1 :

add this variable in the initialize method.

this.DEFAULT_USER_LANGUAGE = 'en';

Step 2:

replace the method getSafeStatesForEpic completely with below code.

getSafeStatesForEpic: function() { const sessionLanguage = gs.getSession().getLanguage(); var safeChoices = new GlideRecord('sys_choice'); safeChoices.addQuery('name', 'sn_align_core_scrum_epic'); safeChoices.addQuery('element', 'state'); safeChoices.addQuery('dependent_value', 'safe'); if (sessionLanguage === this.DEFAULT_USER_LANGUAGE) safeChoices.addQuery('language', this.DEFAULT_USER_LANGUAGE); else safeChoices.addQuery('language', 'IN', sessionLanguage + ',' + this.DEFAULT_USER_LANGUAGE); safeChoices.orderBy('sequence'); safeChoices.query(); const localizedChoices = {}; const defaultChoices = {}; while (safeChoices.next()) { const choiceLanguage = safeChoices.getValue('language'); const choiceObj = { id: safeChoices.getValue('value'), label: safeChoices.getValue('label') }; if (choiceLanguage === sessionLanguage) { localizedChoices[choiceObj.id] = choiceObj; } else if (choiceLanguage === this.DEFAULT_USER_LANGUAGE) { defaultChoices[choiceObj.id] = choiceObj; } } const finalChoices = { ...defaultChoices, ...localizedChoices }; return Object.keys(finalChoices).map(key => finalChoices[key]); },

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