To me, russian addresses formatted with these templates are a bit weird, because there's no comma. We are used to "prospekt Lenina, 16", which is a short form of "prospekt Lenina, dom 16". This pull request adds commas between the road name and the house number for Russia.
To me, russian addresses formatted with these templates are a bit weird, because there's no comma. We are used to "prospekt Lenina, 16", which is a short form of "prospekt Lenina, dom 16". This pull request adds commas between the road name and the house number for Russia.
References: examples on Wikipedia, russian language examples in Frank's guide, and just click anywhere in Yandex maps, the most used map portal in Russia.
Note: I'm changing the
generic10
template, because it's only used for Russia. I have no idea how these templates were extracted.