getResource doesn't shown anything if translation string is missing in the ResourceBundle (incl. English) #194
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In the OpenShift Console, we missed some translations in our resource bundle. Also, the English ResourceBundle missed some translations from this package.
In this case, the UI doesn't show anything because
getResourcereturns an empty string if the translation isn't found in the ResourceBundle.In this case,
getResourceshould return the inputresourcestring instead so that the UI shows something. If just the translation is missing it shows at least an English version.