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Notice the output from the Intl.RelativeTimeFormat has the unit: "day" in the integer/decimal/fraction
Should we also make the Intl.NumberFormat to output that ?
I think we should change the spec in NumberFormat v3 to make Intl.NumberFormat output
There is a second issue of the 4: {type: "literal", value: " days"} from the Intl.RelativeTimeFormat, which I think we should discuss in a ECMA402 issue.
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I think it would be great to do this, but ICU doesn't support this right now, and I don't want to block NFv3 on this feature, because I want NFv3 to ship with the current feature set based on ICU 69. I would rather consider it as an enhancement in a future proposal.
This feature request largely fell through the cracks. I think this can still be added as a small normative PR against the spec after Stage 4. I will move this issue to the ecma402 repository after the proposal is merged in.
Notice the output from the Intl.RelativeTimeFormat has the unit: "day" in the integer/decimal/fraction
Should we also make the Intl.NumberFormat to output that ?
I think we should change the spec in NumberFormat v3 to make Intl.NumberFormat output
There is a second issue of the 4: {type: "literal", value: " days"} from the Intl.RelativeTimeFormat, which I think we should discuss in a ECMA402 issue.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: