Kyle Gorman

I put out a post-release because a lot of people were having trouble with this. I hope it solves the issue. It'll be on PyPI shortly.

@effendijohanes @david-waterworth could you weigh in on whether support for El Capitan (10.11) and earlier is desirable in your opinion? This fix requires that I de-list them and I'm trying...

@chokkan Any chance you'd consider this PR? The current build system at head ignores LDFLAGS so I can't link against my copy of `liblbfgs` if lives in a non-standard location....

> @kylebgorman Would you like to contribute this suggestion? Sure, it seems like a small issue. (I need to clear OSS patches with my employer, but I'll do that now.)

This broke a unit test: ``` def test_casefold_value(): """Check if each language in data/scrape/lib/languages.json has a value for 'casefold' key. """ missing_languages = set() with open(_LANGUAGES, "r") as source: languages...

Yes, what @jacksonllee said: we'd want to do the full scrape. (For context, I asked @jhdeov off-thread to just pilot a few of them to see how things worked before...

Returning to thinking about this. My inclination is that we should basically make case-folding non-default and remove the casefolding annotations from `languages.json` on our next big scrape---and I'll probably do...

I just implemented this in #523. Closing the PR. Thanks for the suggestion, I think you were right.

It basically finds anything in the pronunciation section in // or []. TBF it is bizarre to be giving the pronunciation of an unrelated Russian word here. I'm going to...

Yes, that was a surprise to me that it did that all the same. On Mon, Nov 7, 2022 at 2:34 PM Hossep Dolatian ***@***.***> wrote: > It basically finds...