Releases: unicode-org/icu
cldr/2020-12-03b
ICU 68.1
We are pleased to announce the release of Unicode® ICU 68.
ICU 68 updates to CLDR 38 locale data with many additions and corrections. ICU 68 brings major improvements and API additions for measurement unit formatting, implements locale ID canonicalization conformant with CLDR, and includes many other bug fixes and enhancements.
For details please see http://site.icu-project.org/download/68
The API reference documents will be published at the following location: https://unicode-org.github.io/icu-docs/
Note: The prebuilt WinARM64 binaries below should be considered alpha/experimental.
cldr/2020-10-21
Tagged through #1405 for CLDR, see unicode-org/cldr#806
ICU 68 RC
We are pleased to announce the release candidate for Unicode® ICU 68.
ICU 68 updates to CLDR 38 locale data with many additions and corrections. ICU 68 brings major improvements and API additions for measurement unit formatting, implements locale ID canonicalization conformant with CLDR, and includes many other bug fixes and enhancements.
For details please see http://site.icu-project.org/download/68
Please test this release candidate on your platforms and report bugs and regressions by using the icu-support mailing list, and/or please find/submit error reports.
Please do not use this release candidate in production.
The release candidate API reference documents are published on https://unicode-org.github.io/icu-docs/ – follow the “Dev” links there.
Note: The prebuilt WinARM64 binaries below should be considered alpha/experimental.
ICU 68 Alpha
We are pleased to announce the alpha release candidate for ICU 68.
This is an alpha release for integration testing before the official release candidate is published.
Please test this alpha release candidate on your platforms and report bugs and regressions by using the icu-support mailing list and/or please find/submit error reports.
Please do not use this alpha release candidate in production.
For more details on ICU 68, please see http://site.icu-project.org/download/68
The release candidate API reference documents will be published on https://unicode-org.github.io/icu-docs/ – follow the “Dev” links there.
Note: The prebuilt WinARM64 binaries should be considered alpha/experimental.
tag cldr/2020-09-22
Tagged #1349 for CLDR, see unicode-org/cldr#731
ICU 67.1
Note: Please ignore the "Source code" zip & tar.gz files. (They are auto-generated by GitHub and omit the LFS file contents.)
We are pleased to announce the release of Unicode® ICU 67.
ICU 67 updates to CLDR 37 locale data with many additions and corrections. This release also includes the updates to Unicode 13, subsuming the special CLDR 36.1 and ICU 66 releases. ICU 67 includes many bug fixes for date and number formatting, including enhanced support for user preferences in the locale identifier. The LocaleMatcher code and data are improved, and number skeletons have a new “concise” form that can be used in MessageFormat strings.
This is the first regular release after ICU 65. ICU 66 was a low-impact release with just Unicode 13 and a few bug fixes.
For details please see http://site.icu-project.org/download/67
The API reference documents are published at the following location: https://unicode-org.github.io/icu-docs/
*Note: The prebuilt WinARM64 binaries should be considered alpha/experimental.
ICU 67 RC
Note: Please ignore the "Source code" zip & tar.gz files. (They are auto-generated by GitHub and omit the LFS file contents.)
We are pleased to announce the release candidate for ICU 67.
ICU 67 updates to CLDR 37 locale data with many additions and corrections. This release also includes the updates to Unicode 13, subsuming the special CLDR 36.1 and ICU 66 releases. ICU 67 includes many bug fixes for date and number formatting, including enhanced support for user preferences in the locale identifier. The LocaleMatcher code and data are improved, and number skeletons have a new "concise" form that can be used in MessageFormat strings.
This is the first regular release after ICU 65. ICU 66 was a low-impact release with just Unicode 13 and a few bug fixes.
For more details please see http://site.icu-project.org/download/67
Please test this release candidate on your platforms and report bugs and regressions by using the icu-support mailing list and/or please find/submit error reports.
Please do not use this release candidate in production.
The release candidate API reference documents are published on https://unicode-org.github.io/icu-docs/ – follow the “Dev” links there.
Note: The prebuilt WinARM64 binaries should be considered alpha/experimental.
ICU 66.1
Note: Please ignore the "Source code" zip & tar.gz files. (They are auto-generated by GitHub and omit the LFS file contents.)
We are pleased to announce the release of Unicode® ICU 66.
ICU 66 updates to Unicode 13, including new characters, scripts, emoji, and corresponding API constants. It also updates to CLDR 36.1 with Unicode 13 updates and bug fixes.
These new, extra Q1 releases are for integration by vendors that could not otherwise release their products with the newest version of Unicode. These are low-impact releases with no other significant feature additions or implementation changes. The next feature releases will be CLDR 37 and ICU 67, scheduled for 2020 April.
For details please see http://site.icu-project.org/download/66
The API reference documents are published at the following location: https://unicode-org.github.io/icu-docs/
*Note: The prebuilt WinARM64 binaries should be considered alpha/experimental.
ICU 66 RC
Note: Please ignore the "Source code" zip & tar.gz files. (They are auto-generated by GitHub and omit the LFS file contents.)
We are pleased to announce the release candidate for ICU 66.
ICU 66 (scheduled for 2020 March) will update to Unicode 13, including new characters, scripts, emoji, and corresponding API constants. It will also update to CLDR 36.1 with Unicode 13 updates and bug fixes.
(The next feature release will be ICU 67, scheduled for 2020 April.)
Please test this release candidate on your platforms and report bugs and regressions by using the icu-support mailing list and/or find/submit error reports.
Please do not use this release candidate in production.
The release candidate API reference documents are published on https://unicode-org.github.io/icu-docs/ – follow the “Dev” links there.
*Note: The prebuilt WinARM64 binaries should be considered alpha/experimental.