Thanks, that's odd as $modx->lexicon() will always give the en string if the requested one is not found, though maybe that's not the case with $modx->lexicon->load().
When I have time, I'll try to see if I can reproduce it. Setting the Manager Language and/or culture_key to en before installing might have worked, but it shouldn't be necessary.
[update] OK, I see the problem. There's a 'require' in the resolver that loads the lexicon for setting the TV descriptions, so it's requiring the de language file, which isn't there. I'll add a sanity check.
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