Include addr:housename in the address schema for Bolivia #10728
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It's probably because you still have a slightly outdated version of the cldr dependency. Can you try to update your npm dependencies and run |
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Fixes #10727
This PR adds the display of
addr:housenameon the address schema for Bolivia.I know, there are some changes pushed in
data/territory_languages.jsonin this PR, but I didn't intend to, I just rannpm run build:datato test my changes indata/address_formats.json, and the ones interritory_languages.jsoncrawled up by themselves.The preview shows
housenamefield added for a building in Bolivia.