2025-07-16
[09:03:25.0203] <eemeli>
sffc: I added "Amount for Stage 2" to the TG2 agenda.

[09:04:13.0783] <eemeli>
It's not (only) and Intl proposal, but it does include proposed changes to Intl.NumberFormat.

[09:04:18.0574] <eemeli>
* It's not (only) an Intl proposal, but it does include proposed changes to Intl.NumberFormat.


2025-07-17
[04:14:31.0562] <eemeli>
Is this difference in behaviour intentional?
```
new Intl.NumberFormat('en', { minimumSignificantDigits: 1 }).format(1.2345678) // '1.2345678'
new Intl.NumberFormat('en', { minimumFractionDigits: 1 }).format(1.2345678) // '1.235'
```

[08:38:16.0051] <sffc>
yes, the first one uses significant digit rounding, where max digits defaults to 21, and the second uses fraction digit rounding, where max digits defaults to 3

[09:30:33.0828] <eemeli>
I get that that's why we have the behaviour, but I don't understand why the maximums are so different.


2025-07-21
[04:22:39.0753] <hsivonen>
sffc: My informed guess of the history of why `islamic` meant `tbla` in Trident is that the behavior that was later named tbla in CLDR was initially the only Hijri calendar in Microsoft software and Microsoft later added Umm al-Qura for Saudi Arabia. Even later Microsoft started using ICU4C (both inside and outside Chromium).