Check/065: can't resolve WARN for N_o having no kerning, is this a bug?
See original GitHub issueObserved behaviour
Testing Dosis ( https://github.com/eliheuer/Dosis/commit/fb1e2a004fcb93e5437653dae09a7c1cc8e8dda6 ) with fontbakery
I was able to resolve all Check/065 WARNs
except one, N_o
. I’m not sure why Fontbakery
thinks N_o
needs kerning, but just as a test I added some and still got the WARN
. This makes me think this could be a bug of some kind.
Expected behaviour
No WARN
for N_o
not having kerning.
See: http://35.225.170.228/report/b7fce055-e572-4d11-bb46-4d0cf2516011
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Also, the ‘o’ is commonly underlined. Here are a few examples:
In some languages the word “number” is represented by the letter N followed by a small elevated letter o. In Portuguese, for instance, the ‘o’ refers to the last letter in the word “número” (meaning “number”).
This is similar to how “first” is represented as 1st and in some cases the ‘st’ is also small and positioned higher than the baseline. In Portuguese we say “primeiro” (meaning “first”) and represent it as ‘1o’ (but also with the tiny elevated ‘o’).