Fix korean ISO code from kr to ko
#841
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This is an obvious bug, with an easy fix… plans on merging? |
EtienneLem
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Jan 6, 2024
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Great to see activity here, many thanks. (Unicode 15 support next? 😉) |
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Yes, the PR has been merged 😉 |
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Hi @EtienneLem this PR fixes the 2 letter code used for Korean from
krto usekowhich is the correct codeThe current state with
krprevents to use emoji-mart Korean translation (or require to add a dirty hotfix)This PR fixes #800
Thanks a lot