Hi folks,
I just looked at /usr/share/unicode/ucd/ and noticed the package is at version
10, a couple of versions back from current 12.1, issued earlier this year to
support changes for the new Japanese emperor Reiwa era:
http://blog.unicode.org/2019/05/unicode-12-1-en.html
and wonder whether other Unicode and UCD based packages are downloading,
maintaining, and using their own current copies, or still using outdated data.
I also noticed package unicode-cldr-emoji-annotation 30.0.3 appears to be a
couple of years out of date.
While on the Unicode site, I also noticed that CLDR 36 has just been released:
http://cldr.unicode.org/index/downloads/cldr-36
and ICU updated:
http://site.icu-project.org/download/65
and the latter site left lower sidebar gives the ongoing Schedule for all
projects, which may be useful as it estimates the annual Unicode and semiannual
CLDR and ICU release dates:
Schedule
2019-03
Unicode 12
CLDR 35
ICU 64(.1)
2019-04
New Japanese era:
Unicode 12.1
CLDR 35.1
ICU 64.2
2019-10
CLDR 36
ICU 65(.1)
2020-03
Unicode 13+bugs only
CLDR 37
ICU 66(.1)
2020-04
Unicode 13+features
CLDR 38
ICU 67(.1)
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