There is a duplicate language code in my content urls

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Last updated by Sebastien 21 minutes ago.

Assisted by: Carlos Rojas.

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November 22, 2024 at 3:54 pm #16434584
Sebastien	Background of the issue: I recently migrated my website to wordpress.com and I have a staging website and production website. When deploying my staging website to the production, all the URLs in the content of a page have /fr/fr/ in French and /fr/en/ in English. I would like that my links in the French version only have one /fr/ and on the English version only have /en/. The links in the menu and footer are correct; it is only the links in the content of a page. Symptoms: There is a duplicate language code in my content URLs, such as /fr/fr/ in French and /fr/en/ in English. Questions: How can I remove the duplicate language code from the content URLs? Is there a way to ensure that the links in the content match the correct language code?
November 22, 2024 at 5:44 pm #16434981
Carlos Rojas Supporter Languages: English (English ) Spanish (Español ) Timezone: Europe/Madrid (GMT+01:00)	Hello, Thank you for contacting us I understand that the issue does not happen on the staging and only appears after you migrate to production. If that is correct, then the cause of the issue points to the migration process. Could you tell me how are you migrating the site? Regards, Carlos
November 22, 2024 at 7:37 pm #16435179
Sebastien	The deployment is made in the wordpress.com admin interface. I select the synchronization from staging to production and synchronize all the data in the screenshot below