Field::getValue() returns defaultLocale value (if current locale value is empty empty) for non-localizable fields#1300
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For months I worked under the assumption that non-translatable fields fallback to the default locale. But this is not how the doctrine-behaviors
translate()method works. The fallback option is foren_GBto fallback toen, not to fallback to thedefaultLocale.My misunderstanding led to wrong implementation further down the line, which convoluted the problem further.