Locale attribute "minlanguageId" property is populated with wrong case (should be "minLanguageId")

[Tony Wall]

You populate the locale attribute "minLanguageId" with an incorrect case for the "L" of Language, i.e. "minlanguageId". See line 617 of cldr.js version 0.4.4 (current release version in NuGet):

    // Set attributes
    this.attributes = attributes = {
        bundle: bundleLookup( Cldr, this, minLanguageId ),

        // Unicode Language Id
        minlanguageId: minLanguageId,    <-- ERROR!
        maxLanguageId: maxLanguageId.join( sep ),

Please update your package with the latest CLDR code, which does not have this issue (no problem when using the NPM packages).

I wanted to use your NuGet version together with my own minified JSON CLDR-Data modules on my older solutions, which works if I can read the "minLanguageId" (effectively the CLDR bundle name) from the specific culture I get in .NET. Can imagine this could cause other failures as it's a pretty key piece of information which effectively becomes "undefined" when the case is wrong (JavaScript addressing of JSON objects being case sensitive of course).

[Tony Wall]

Fixed since the NuGet packages were updated.