What's new in Humanizer 2.13.14

Released on November 16, 2021, Humanizer 2.13.14 added new time, unit, and localization APIs alongside language coverage and focused correctness fixes.

New formatting APIs

• On .NET 6, TimeOnly.ToClockNotation converts a time to readable clock notation, optionally rounds to five-minute boundaries, and supports culture-specific converters. The release shipped default and Brazilian Portuguese implementations (#1134).
• TimeUnit.ToSymbol provides localized unit symbols, and ByteRate.Humanize uses them for culture-aware rate output (#1106, #1108).
• Tuple wording became culture-aware, including Turkish support (#1094).
• Heading parsing gained localized abbreviated headings and FromHeadingArrow (#1117).

Language coverage

• Icelandic support was added across number and ordinal words, dates, time spans, byte sizes, headings, and collections (#1116).
• Latvian gained number-to-words conversion (#902).
• The release also added German byte-size and heading translations and Greek ordinal words; the release notes list the remaining formatter registrations and locale changes.

Correctness fixes

• Dehumanize now preserves PascalCase word boundaries when input is already dehumanized (#1122).
• Parameterless ByteSize.ToString() no longer emits excessive numeric precision (#1114).
• English inflection no longer singularizes “toes” to “to”, and “metadata” is treated as uncountable (#1136, #1135).

See the 2.13.14 release notes for the full release record. The 2.11.10 to 2.13.14 tag comparison contains the complete commit and contributor history.