thanks for the reply. The “solution” works. My stream is now reported with the intended language.
The reason I quoted the “solution” is because it makes absolutely no sense.
The language I have just changed is my interface language. Now my entire twitch is in polish which I don’t want. Makes no sense to tie my “stream” language to my “interface” language does it?
Also consider the picture (https://snag.gy/mYpvbu.jpg). The title, the game id, communities all are setup in the same place and are directly correlated with what API returns (which is ofc an expected behavior).
Also the viewer count, started time and status are also somehow related to the current stream.
Furthermore. The language of a current stream is later (correctly) saved into “videos” and correctly returned with get-videos endpoint.
If i now change my interface language to Polish (pl). Make a stream in English (en) if I call get-streams I get “pl” (which is wrong!) but the very same video will be later available via get-videos with the correct language of “en”.
This is obviously a bug in the API.