Changelog for Cldr v1.4.0
This is the changelog for Cldr v1.4.0 released on _, 2018. For older changelogs please consult the release tag on GitHub
Enhancements
The primary focus on this release to automate the process of recompiling those parts of Cldr that are sensitive to configuration change. This release:
Adds a
compiler.cldr
as a Mix compiler. This provides the functions that identify a locale configuration change and then recompile the relevant modules of Cldr. Basically it looks in all dependencies for any module that calls functions inCldr.Config
Therefore it is expected to work for Cldr and any package that depends on Cldr.To enable this functionality, the
compiler.cldr
mix task needs to be added inmix.exs
as the last compiler in the list. For example
def project do
[
app: :app_name,
...
compilers: Mix.compilers ++ [:cldr],
start_permanent: Mix.env == :prod,
deps: deps()
]
end
With this enhancement it will be no longer necessary to force recompile Cldr or packages that depend on it since they will be compiled whenever a locale configuration change is detected.
Please note that the
:cldr
compiler is only available on Elixir version 1.6.0 and later since it depends onMix.Tasks.Xref.calls/0
. In the case of Elixir versions up to 1.5 a manualmix deps.compile ex_cldr --force
will be required if the locale configuration changes.The Jason json library is added to the dependency list as an optional dependency.
Adds
:iso_digits
to the currency data maintained in CLDR. Cldr currency data does not always align with the ISO definition of a currency - notably for digits (subunit) definitions. For example, the Colombian Peso has an official subunit of the pesavo. One hundred pesavos equals one peso. There are no notes/cash/coins for the centavo but it is an offical part of the currency and it’s important to be maintained for financial transactions.Adds a
Mix
task to download the ISO currency data that is used during locale consolidation to include ISO currency digits (subunits) in the currency definition.
Bug Fixes
Don’t crash if a Gettext backend is defined by it has no configuration for
:default_locale
. Closes #38. Thanks to @schultzer.Fix incorrect boolean expression, replace with
&&
when determining ifGettext
is configuredCreate a “null” Cldr compiler so that on Elixir versions less than 1.6 we don’t raise an exception if the compiler is configured.
Changelog for Cldr v1.3.2
This is the changelog for Cldr v1.3.2 released on January 20th, 2018. For older changelogs please consult the release tag on GitHub
Bug Fixes
- Correctly retrieve the default locale from a configured Gettext backend module. Fixes #32.
Changelog for Cldr v1.3.1
Bug Fixes
Correctly use
conn.path_params
not the incorrectconn.url_params
inCldr.Plug.SetLocale
and add plug router tests. Fixes #33.Correctly set the default locale using the Gettext default locale if the Cldr default locale isn’t set but Gettext is.
Changelog for Cldr v1.3.0
Enhancements
- Add
Cldr.Digits.number_of_digits/1
that returns the number of digits (precision) of a float, integer or Decimal. The primary intent is to support better detection of precision errors after parsing a float string. A double precision 64-bit float (which is what Erlang/Elixir use) can safely support 15 digits. According to Wikipedia a decimal floating point number should round-trip convert to string representation and back for 16 digits without rounding (and 17 using “round to even”). Some examples:
iex> Cldr.Digits.number_of_digits(1234)
4
iex> Cldr.Digits.number_of_digits(Decimal.new("123456789"))
9
iex> Cldr.Digits.number_of_digits(1234.456)
7
iex> Cldr.Digits.number_of_digits(1234.56789098765)
15
iex> Cldr.Digits.number_of_digits '12345'
5
Changelog for Cldr v1.2.0
Bug Fixes
- The changelog refers to the configuration key
json_library
but the readme and the code refer tojson_lib
. Standardise onjson_library
. Thanks to @lostkobrakai.
Enhancements
- Fix the spec for
Cldr.known_currencies/0
. Thanks to @lostkobrakai.
Changelog for Cldr v1.1.0
Enhancements
When configuring a locale name of the form “language-Script” or “language-Variant” the base “language” is also configured since plural rules will fall back to the base language if the locale name does not contain plural rules.
When expanding wildcard locale names a more informative exception and error is produced if the regex for the locale names is invalid
When a locale doesn’t have any plural rules the error tuple
{:error, {Cldr.UnknownPluralRules, message}}
is returned instead of the current behaviour which raises an exception.The json library is now configurable. This permits the use of the new json library jason or any other library that provides
decode!/1
andencode!/1
. The library is configured inconfig.exs
as follows:
config :ex_cldr,
json_library: Jason # The default is Poison