@sodatea@btea I'm wondering something: is there documentation somewhere that lists the flags that can be used with create-vue?

I'm afraid that--lang will go unnoticed if we don't document it.

Why do we need this option? I think environment variable would suffice, if not more convenient (and with less maintenance burden).

LANG=zh_CN npm create vue@latest

is there documentation somewhere that lists the flags that can be used with create-vue?

I didn't explicitly document them because I was initially concerned about the potential breaking changes. And later we indeed made one:--with-tests uses vitest now.
But as of now, I think we can document some of the more stable options.
I think--with-tests is still subject to change, and I haven't made my opinion on the--eslint-with-prettier feature. The rest should be stable enough now.

Why do we need this option? I think environment variable would suffice, if not more convenient (and with less maintenance burden).

I think providing alang option can make it easier for users to switch their location more autonomously and flexibly.

LANG=zh_CN npm create vue@latest

Powershell does not seem to support this writing method. If it is passed successfully using bash,Intl.DateTimeFormat().resolvedOptions().locale will also overwrite the passed value.

Powershell does not seem to support this writing method. If it is passed successfully using bash, Intl.DateTimeFormat().resolvedOptions().locale will also overwrite the passed value.

@btea
No, powershell actually support setup env. you can set env in$env var
So, you can simply replaceLANG=zh_CN npm create vue@latest with$env:LANG = "en_US" & npm create vue@latest to choose the locale you want to use in Windows. But currently,Intl.DateTimeFormat().resolvedOptions().locale has the highest priority and it caused choosing locale fail.