Any family which is to be onboarded on Google Fonts is required to have a regular weight. It's not clear to me why Tiny5 considers itself a "Medium"; I think calling it regular weight would be fine. So this changes the source from Medium to Regular, renames the files, and rebuilds the font.
Any family which is to be onboarded on Google Fonts is required to have a regular weight. It's not clear to me why Tiny5 considers itself a "Medium"; I think calling it regular weight would be fine. So this changes the source from Medium to Regular, renames the files, and rebuilds the font.