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Thank you for merging the Dutch translations. I think I did something wrong. When I choose nl-NL it tells me I can only use en_US and de. I looked at the code where I can add nl-NL but I didn't find it can you add it or tell me where to add. And maybe it is a better idea to call the Dutch translation file also with a underscore like the English one? eg: nl_NL
## [7.1.1](v7.1.0...v7.1.1) (2022-05-19)
### Bug Fixes
* **i18n:** align Dutch locale name with standard pattern ([d940cd4](d940cd4)), closes [#426](#426)
* **i18n:** dutch locale available as command line option ([e8c9304](e8c9304)), closes [#426](#426)
* **i18n:** support Dutch locale as command line option ([0c0fbbd](0c0fbbd))
Hi @trieloff,
Thank you for merging the Dutch translations. I think I did something wrong. When I choose nl-NL it tells me I can only use en_US and de. I looked at the code where I can add nl-NL but I didn't find it can you add it or tell me where to add. And maybe it is a better idea to call the Dutch translation file also with a underscore like the English one? eg: nl_NL
Expected Behaviour
Using Dutch translations
Actual Behaviour
Argument: l, Given: "nl-NL", Choices: "en_US", "de"
Reproduce Scenario (including but not limited to)
/jsonschema2md -l nl-NL -d ./schemas -o ./docs -x -
Steps to Reproduce
Create a schema and run the command with -l nl-NL
Platform and Version
All (I think)
Sample Code that illustrates the problem
Argument: l, Given: "nl-NL", Choices: "en_US", "de"
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