Follow-up Comment #10, bug #63076 (project groff):
[comment #9 comment #9:]
> I've done my research and it turns out that usually no additional spacing is
added after a sentence ending. This means that the patch I sent previously
does not require any modifications.
Ok, cool.
> I've attached an example _ms_ document that makes use of the language file.
This is helpful, thanks. It might become the basis of a unit test so we can
be sure we keep Russian language support working.
> If there a chance this addition will end up in the 1.23.0 release if the
patch is correct and there is still an interest in adding the feature?
There, I have bad news--I'm afraid not. It's taken quite a while to get 1.23
solidified for release, we've had 2 more release candidates, and I am hoping
the next tag will be for 1.23.0 final.
Also, groff 1.23.0 missed the freeze for the next Debian stable release, so
that sucks.
However, I very much do not want another four years to pass before we release
groff again, and I don't see anything in your patch that would preclude it
from a 1.23.1 release. I'd like for that to happen 3 to 6 months after 1.23.0
final, whenever that happens. (Our GNU maintainer Bertrand Garrigues has to
do the tagging, official archive generation, and upload--he's delegated other
release management tasks to me in preparation for me becoming the next
maintainer.)
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