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We often need to know only the first subdivision, if any, returned by the lookup. I love that you've implemented a most_specific method so that it isn't necessary to guard for nil in that case. Would a most_general (or least_specific) method be a common enough use case to merge into the core project as well?
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@jamesfoster85, most_specific method is provided with the PR #31 by @f3ndot. I personally don't use the subdivision values. But if many people think the methods are common enough, I don't mind to accept a new pull request implementing them. Thanks!
We often need to know only the first subdivision, if any, returned by the lookup. I love that you've implemented a
most_specific
method so that it isn't necessary to guard for nil in that case. Would amost_general
(orleast_specific
) method be a common enough use case to merge into the core project as well?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: