Fix singularization of words ending in ases#1524
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bisen2 wants to merge 3 commits intofsprojects:mainfrom
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Fix singularization of words ending in ases#1524bisen2 wants to merge 3 commits intofsprojects:mainfrom
ases#1524bisen2 wants to merge 3 commits intofsprojects:mainfrom
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@bisen2 I'm OK with this change. Could you add a major version bump as part of the change? Thanks |
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Sure thing. Do you want me to mark it as a beta or just go straight for the 7.0.1, @dsyme? |
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@bisen2 Just straight to 7.0.1 |
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This PR would resolve #1508.
It would, however, be a breaking change. Any consumers currently using any
*aseswords as singular*asiswould need to update their type names after updating this package.I'm not sure if this is actually a change we would want to merge given the breaking nature, but figured I would open the PR and see what the maintainers thought.