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Cleanup the name fields naming and name normalization #930

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nyurik opened this issue Jun 11, 2020 · 1 comment
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Cleanup the name fields naming and name normalization #930

nyurik opened this issue Jun 11, 2020 · 1 comment
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breaking discussion enhancement languages Any issue or PR related to multilingual support in OMT

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nyurik commented Jun 11, 2020

There are several issues with how we currently handle multilingual names. This is an umbrella ticket to track them all, and decide on a general strategy.

@nyurik nyurik added enhancement discussion breaking languages Any issue or PR related to multilingual support in OMT labels Jun 11, 2020
@nyurik nyurik changed the title Cleanup name field naming and meaning Cleanup the name fields naming and name normalization Jun 11, 2020
TomPohys added a commit that referenced this issue Oct 13, 2020
Korean moved from `ko_rm` to `ko-Latn`. Same as Japanese deprecated `ja_rm` in advance of `ja-Latn`, but still have twice more records. For Japanese add Hiragana form.

fix #537 
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It would be good to have clarity on this, and for frequently used styles to be updated to match. Right now it's entirely unclear what third-party implementations of the OMT schema are meant to support - the spec says name, name_en and name_de, but styles appear to use name:latin or whatever.

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