Currently, the build prep generates alternates, then extends kerning to them by sorting them into groups with their "parent" glyphs.
This was working well before, but it had an oversight: it doesn't handle kerning exceptions, and now our kerning has exceptions, such as "Ty" (which is different than kern1.KO_T kern2.KO_y).
Currently, the build prep generates alternates, then extends kerning to them by sorting them into groups with their "parent" glyphs.
This was working well before, but it had an oversight: it doesn't handle kerning exceptions, and now our kerning has exceptions, such as "Ty" (which is different than
kern1.KO_T kern2.KO_y
).Fix it!