patch
commented
9 years ago CLDR v26 was released on September 18: http://unicode-inc.blogspot.com/2014/09/cldr-version-26-released.html
Relevant spec changes:
- “Under
<numbers>, add<minimumGroupingDigits>. This can be used to indicate whether the locale suppresses grouping separators (such as thousands separators) below a certain value, so that for example the grouping separator is only used for values of 10000 and up.” - “[C]larified BCP47 and Unicode identifiers, and different kinds of locale lookup, matching, and inheritance.” (Need to investigate if this affects us.)
Notable data changes:
- “Changed
fr_CHthousands separator to space.” - “For Thai, changed symbol for THB from
฿toTHB.” - “For
pt_PT,pt_CV,kea: Change currency formats for Escudo so the currency symbol is the decimal separator, e.g.1,234$56.”
CLDR v25 was released today: http://unicode-inc.blogspot.com/2014/03/cldr-version-25-released.html
The changes are primarily structural in nature and very few of these changes affect numbers, while none of these structural changes affect the implemented portions of CLDR::Number.
Here are the locale data changes that affect us:
fy(West Frisian),fy-NL,ug(Uyghur),ug-Arab,ug-Arab-CN,prg(Prussian)Additionally there is "Better locale matching, with better fallbacks; likely subtags for regions; added scripts for various languages" but our locale matching and fallbacks were already rather minimal. We should obviously use the new version when implementing matching/fallback improvements.