What's new in Humanizer 2.10.1

Humanizer 2.10.1, released May 5, 2021, focused on explicit culture handling for byte sizes and string transformations. It also made formatter registration more tolerant of cultures that are unavailable on the host operating system.

Culture-aware byte sizes

ByteSize formatting can use localized unit names and symbols. Its Parse and TryParse APIs gained IFormatProvider overloads that honor culture-specific decimal separators, group separators, and signs. This work shipped through culture-specific units in #1005 and provider-aware parsing in #1062.

Culture-aware string transformations

The new ICulturedStringTransformer interface and Transform(CultureInfo, ...) overload let callers supply a culture explicitly when applying Humanizer's title-, sentence-, upper-, or lower-case transformers. See #1063.

More resilient formatter registration

Humanizer now skips registration for a culture that the current operating system does not support, instead of failing while the formatter registry is initialized. See #1065.

Full release record

Read the 2.10.1 release notes for the issue and pull-request list. The v2.9.9 to v2.10.1 comparison contains the complete code and contributor history.