pt_BR: zero should use singular
Description
This is a follow-up from #6373. There seems to be one miss in that bug, and that was that pt_BR uses singular for zero. (pt_PT is currently correct and should not be changed.)
To summarize:
pt_BR:
0 up to, but not including 2 (including fractions such as 1.99) takes the singular.
2 and up takes the plural.
pt_PT:
1 takes the singular,
Everything else takes plural (including 0.99 and 1.1).
Also note that http://www.unicode.org/cldr/charts/latest/supplemental/language_plural_rules.html needs to be updated with this and #6373 changes.
For searching: Portuguese, pt-BR, pt-PT
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Activity
Trac Comment 5 by eemeli@f74d39fa044aa309—2014-09-21T12:45:38.581Z
This was fixed incorrectly, with the new rule for category "one" in release 26:
It should be instead:
Trac Comment 6 by rxaviers@f74d39fa044aa309—2014-10-08T18:47:06.434Z
Note that http://www.unicode.org/cldr/charts/latest/supplemental/language_plural_rules.html#pt needs to be updated once more to reflect the above (eemeli's) fix.
Should the above url include `pt-PT`, given the fact it's different than `pt` (i.e., `pt-BR`)?
Trac Comment 7 by —2014-10-10T18:02:32.117Z
Reopening to consider the comment from eemeli.
Trac Comment 7.8 by —2014-11-05T18:11:48.544Z
Replying to (Comment 7 fredrik):
Reopening to consider the comment from eemeli.
Please open a new ticket. This was already fixed in milestone:26
Trac Comment 10 by rxaviers@f74d39fa044aa309—2015-02-20T19:51:03.966Z
Follow up ticket:
