In #1574, while helping @bd0bd out, I saw that it was not clear to him (average new Drupal/Backdrop user coming from another CMS) why he could not filter the available content by language. This page is generated by a view and the process of adding the content language as a field and a filter criterion is pretty straight-forward for a views ninja, but obviously not to new users.
Wouldn't it make sense to have the view automatically updated to include the "Content: Language" field and a respective exposed filter once the user added a second language to their site? My only concern is how we should handle the reverse operation (if the user removed all but a single language from their site). Would we want to remove the filters from the view?
Anyways, how would something like this be possible? Update hooks?
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