Unicode Support: Replace Standard PHP String Functions with Multibyte Counterparts #1051
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In terms of http://semver.org/ will the next release be a x, y or z? |
The next release will be a y release according to Semantic Versioning (SemVer) principles at http://semver.org/. This means a minor version increment due to the introduction of enhanced Unicode support with multibyte string functions. Could you please confirm if this aligns with your understanding? |
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That sounds OK. |
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So the next version will be Cypht 2.2.0 |
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This is partially reverted here: #1217 |
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Spin off: #1224 |
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This PR refactors standard PHP string functions to their multibyte counterparts to improve Unicode support.
Related PR: #1012