and 0.1.3

• Updated and with data from the latest Unicode CLDR release: CLDR 42.

New fully supported languages

• Asturian (ast)
• Breton (br)
• Cebuano (ceb)
• Cherokee (chr)
• Chuvash (cv)
• Dzongkha (dz)
• Faroese (fo)
• Hausa (ha)
• Interlingua (ia)
• Kabuverdianu (kea)
• Kaingang (kgp)
• Konkani (kok)
• Kurdish (ku)
• Lower Sorbian (dsb)
• Nheengatu (yrl)
• Nigerian Pidgin (pcm)
• Quechua (qu)
• Romansh (rm)
• Sardinian (sc)
• Scottish Gaelic (gd)
• Tigrinya (ti)
• Tongan (to)
• Upper Sorbian (hsb)
• Yoruba (yo)
• Yoruba (Benin) (yo_BJ)

New partially supported languages

Partially supported languages support “and”, but not “or”.

• Bodo (brx)
• Chakma (ccp)
• Colognian (ksh)
• Dogri (doi)
• Ewe (ee)
• Friulian (fur)
• Igbo (ig)
• Kashmiri (ks)
• Luxembourgish (lb)
• Maithili (mai)
• Maltese (mt)
• Manipuri (mni)
• Ngomba (jgo)
• Northern Sami (se)
• Ossetic (os)
• Sanskrit (sa)
• Sundanese (su)
• Swiss German (gsw)
• Tatar (tt)
• Walser (wae)
• Western Frisian (fy)
• Yakut (sah)
• Yiddish (yi)

Improved languages

• Czech (cs)
• Irish (ga)

and 0.1.2

• Add support for Unix machines without UTF-8 support.

and 0.1.1

• set_language() can now unset the LANGUAGE environment variable if its input is an empty string ("") or has length 0 (e.g. NULL).

and 0.1.0

• Initial release.