Added support for Unicode 12.0 and 13.0 emoji #2143
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tienne-B
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Thank you so much. Sorry, this took a lot more effort than it should have :( |
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Sorry to hear it wasn't as simple as expected. We'd have hoped that having the Emoji spreadsheet would make it easier as everything could be copy-pasted between Emojipedia to the spreadsheet and from there to our code. Ideas on how to improve the process? Congratulations on accomplishing it though! If you want, email us at contact@tabbycat-debate.org and we can send you some merch. |
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No, the difficulties were fully on me, I just mostly wasn't careful enough with each of the commits to check other consequences. |
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They are now included in the spreadsheet as well as in
emoji.py. Closes #2081.