Eemeli Aro

> **Would TC39 be open to a simple `capitalizeWords()` method that just capitalizes the first letter of each word?** This wouldn't claim to be "title case" but would be useful...

> **Formatted User Input** > **Auto-Formatting UI Labels** > **Capitalizing Headings & Menus (Without Full Title Case)** > **Formatting Product Titles (Not Strict Title Case)** All of these seem like...

Also, the second item's highlighting is missing the initial _i_, not sure if that's related.

In addition to displaying strings not matching the filters, this bug also means that obsolete strings can be seen in the UI. For example, visiting https://pontoon.mozilla.org/fr/firefox-for-android/all-resources/?string=246450 does not provide any...

Here's an amusing way to see what this enables: If you go to https://pontoon.mozilla.org/fr/firefox/all-resources/?string=50 and then click on the first entry in the context, you end up with the UI...

I've dropped the "day" option value from `:datetime dateFields` and `:date fields`, as @sffc pointed out on the call that no formatting patterns are available for this. I've kept in...

@sffc Given that you don't mention anything about the [override options](https://github.com/unicode-org/message-format-wg/blob/main/spec/functions/datetime.md#date-and-time-override-options) in your last comment, can we presume that those do not impose any data loading concerns?

I've applied some updates following yesterday's discussion: - The draft status note is re-introduced, and expanded to refer to [Semantic Skeletons](https://www.unicode.org/reports/tr35/tr35-75/tr35-dates.html#Semantic_Skeletons). Future expansion of the option set is specifically mentioned....

This currently counts as intended behaviour. The get/set methods were added mostly as sugar for the direct access modification of the node tree, which supports having plain JS values embedded...

Atm, the internal `!!timestamp` tag can be accessed via ```js import { Schema } from 'yaml' const schema = new Schema({ resolveKnownTags: true }) const timestamp = schema.knownTags['tag:yaml.org,2002:timestamp'] timestamp.default =...