fix: Align region naming with ISO 3166-1 standard definition #3678
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This PR updates geographical naming across50+ localization files to align with claimed ISO 3166-1:2020 standards. The primary change involves updating Taiwan's name from simple "Taiwan" to include a China reference across all supported languages (e.g., "Taiwan, China", "Taiwan, Kina", "中国台湾"). The changes also normalize Unicode escape sequences to readable characters throughout the files, improving maintainability while preserving functionality. The developer implemented this via an automated script to ensure consistency across all locale files, maintaining the existing JSON structure while standardizing geographical nomenclature.
Important Files Changed
| Filename | Score | Overview |
|---|---|---|
| public/intl/country/pl-PL.json | 1/5 | Contains critical data corruption where Lithuania (LT) and Latvia (LV) are incorrectly mapped to "Tajwan, Chiny" |
| public/intl/country/de-DE.json | 2/5 | Taiwan naming doesn't match actual ISO standard which uses "Taiwan, Province of China" not "Taiwan, China" |
| public/intl/country/zh-TW.json | 2/5 | Politically sensitive change from "台灣" to "中国台湾" in Traditional Chinese locale |
| public/intl/country/en-US.json | 3/5 | Uses "Taiwan, China" instead of official ISO standard "Taiwan (Province of China)" |
| public/intl/country/en-GB.json | 3/5 | Same ISO standard discrepancy as en-US with "Taiwan, China" vs "Taiwan (Province of China)" |
| public/intl/country/nl-NL.json | 3/5 | Politically sensitive naming change with potential user experience impact |
| public/intl/country/pt-BR.json | 3/5 | Unicode fixes good but Taiwan naming may cause regional issues |
| public/intl/country/bg-BG.json | 4/5 | Clean implementation of standardized naming in Bulgarian with proper Unicode conversion |
| public/intl/country/he-IL.json | 4/5 | Hebrew translation correctly follows standardized structure with minor political sensitivity |
| public/intl/country/ca-ES.json | 4/5 | Good Unicode cleanup and consistent Catalan translation of standardized naming |
| public/intl/country/hi-IN.json | 4/5 | Proper Hindi translation with clean Unicode conversion maintaining readability |
| public/intl/country/sv-SE.json | 4/5 | Swedish localization correctly implements standard with improved character encoding |
| public/intl/country/ur-PK.json | 4/5 | Urdu translation properly follows standardized format with maintained JSON structure |
| public/intl/country/es-MX.json | 4/5 | Mexican Spanish variant correctly implements naming standard with Unicode improvements |
| public/intl/country/id-ID.json | 4/5 | Indonesian translation properly follows standard with good Unicode encoding fixes |
| public/intl/country/zh-CN.json | 4/5 | Simplified Chinese correctly implements "中国台湾" with clean character conversion |
| public/intl/country/hu-HU.json | 4/5 | Hungarian translation cleanly implements standard with proper Unicode normalization |
| public/intl/country/th-TH.json | 4/5 | Thai translation correctly follows standard with comprehensive Unicode character fixes |
| public/intl/country/vi-VN.json | 4/5 | Vietnamese translation properly implements standard with clean Unicode conversion |
| public/intl/country/sk-SK.json | 4/5 | Slovak translation correctly follows standard with extensive Unicode character fixes |
| public/intl/country/cs-CZ.json | 5/5 | Clean Czech implementation with proper Unicode conversion and standard compliance |
| public/intl/country/be-BY.json | 5/5 | Belarusian translation cleanly implements standard with maintained JSON structure |
| public/intl/country/bn-BD.json | 5/5 | Bengali translation properly follows standardized format with no functional issues |
| public/intl/country/ms-MY.json | 5/5 | Malaysian localization cleanly implements standard with minor Unicode fixes |
| public/intl/country/ru-RU.json | 5/5 | Russian translation properly implements standard with comprehensive Unicode cleanup |
| public/intl/country/fi-FI.json | 5/5 | Finnish localization correctly follows standard with clean Unicode character fixes |
| public/intl/country/mn-MN.json | 5/5 | Mongolian translation cleanly implements standard with proper Unicode conversion |
| public/intl/country/fo-FO.json | 5/5 | Faroese translation correctly follows standard with clean Unicode normalization |
| public/intl/country/ta-IN.json | 5/5 | Tamil translation properly implements standard with maintained JSON structure |
| public/intl/country/km-KH.json | 5/5 | Khmer translation cleanly follows standardized format with no issues |
| public/intl/country/my-MM.json | 5/5 | Myanmar translation properly implements standard with Unicode cleanup |
| public/intl/country/ko-KR.json | 5/5 | Korean translation correctly follows standard with clean implementation |
| public/intl/country/fa-IR.json | 5/5 | Persian translation cleanly implements standard with proper structure |
Confidence score: 2/5
- This PR contains critical data corruption issues and deviates from actual ISO standards
- Score lowered due to incorrect country mappings in Polish locale, misrepresentation of ISO standard requirements, and politically sensitive changes that may impact user experience
- Pay close attention to public/intl/country/pl-PL.json which has corrupted data, and verify the claimed ISO standard compliance as actual ISO 3166-1 uses "Taiwan (Province of China)" not "Taiwan, China"
Sequence Diagram
sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant WebApp as "Umami Web App"
participant LocaleLoader as "Locale Loader"
participant CountryFiles as "Country JSON Files"
participant UI as "User Interface"
User->>WebApp: "Access analytics dashboard"
WebApp->>LocaleLoader: "Load user's preferred locale"
LocaleLoader->>CountryFiles: "Read country/[locale].json file"
CountryFiles-->>LocaleLoader: "Return country mappings with 'TW': 'Taiwan, China'"
LocaleLoader-->>WebApp: "Provide localized country data"
WebApp->>UI: "Render analytics with updated country names"
UI-->>User: "Display analytics with 'Taiwan, China' instead of 'Taiwan'"
Note over User,UI: For any data from Taiwan (TW country code),<br/>users will now see "Taiwan, China" in their locale
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| "TL": "ቲሞር ሌስቴ", | ||
| "TZ": "ታንዛኒያ", | ||
| "TH": "ታይላንድ", | ||
| "TW": "Taiwan, China", |
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style: Entry uses English "Taiwan, China" instead of maintaining Amharic translation pattern like other countries
| "TW": "Taiwan, China", | |
| "TW": "ታይዋን (የቻይና ግዛት)", |
Should this maintain the Amharic translation pattern for consistency with other entries in this locale file?
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Path: public/intl/country/am-ET.json
Line: 107:107
Comment:
**style:** Entry uses English "Taiwan, China" instead of maintaining Amharic translation pattern like other countries
```suggestion
"TW": "ታይዋን (የቻይና ግዛት)",
```
Should this maintain the Amharic translation pattern for consistency with other entries in this locale file?
How can I resolve this? If you propose a fix, please make it concise.| "CH": "Switzerland", | ||
| "SY": "Syria", | ||
| "TW": "Taiwan", | ||
| "TW": "Taiwan, China", |
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logic: The naming "Taiwan, China" doesn't match ISO 3166-1:2020 which specifies "Taiwan (Province of China)" as the official English short name
| "TW": "Taiwan, China", | |
| "TW": "Taiwan (Province of China)", |
Was this intentional deviation from the ISO standard, or should it match the exact ISO nomenclature?
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Path: public/intl/country/en-GB.json
Line: 220:220
Comment:
**logic:** The naming "Taiwan, China" doesn't match ISO 3166-1:2020 which specifies "Taiwan (Province of China)" as the official English short name
```suggestion
"TW": "Taiwan (Province of China)",
```
Was this intentional deviation from the ISO standard, or should it match the exact ISO nomenclature?
How can I resolve this? If you propose a fix, please make it concise.| "CH": "Switzerland", | ||
| "SY": "Syria", | ||
| "TW": "Taiwan", | ||
| "TW": "Taiwan, China", |
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logic: The Taiwan naming 'Taiwan, China' doesn't match the ISO 3166-1 standard cited in the PR description, which specifies 'Taiwan (Province of China)' as the official English short name.
| "TW": "Taiwan, China", | |
| "TW": "Taiwan (Province of China)", |
Should this use the exact ISO 3166-1 standard naming 'Taiwan (Province of China)' instead of 'Taiwan, China'?
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Path: public/intl/country/en-US.json
Line: 220:220
Comment:
**logic:** The Taiwan naming 'Taiwan, China' doesn't match the ISO 3166-1 standard cited in the PR description, which specifies 'Taiwan (Province of China)' as the official English short name.
```suggestion
"TW": "Taiwan (Province of China)",
```
Should this use the exact ISO 3166-1 standard naming 'Taiwan (Province of China)' instead of 'Taiwan, China'?
How can I resolve this? If you propose a fix, please make it concise.| "LY": "Libia", | ||
| "LI": "Liechtenstein", | ||
| "LT": "Litwa", | ||
| "LT": "Tajwan, Chiny", |
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logic: Lithuania (LT) is incorrectly mapped to "Tajwan, Chiny" instead of "Litwa"
| "LT": "Tajwan, Chiny", | |
| "LT": "Litwa", |
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Path: public/intl/country/pl-PL.json
Line: 122:122
Comment:
**logic:** Lithuania (LT) is incorrectly mapped to "Tajwan, Chiny" instead of "Litwa"
```suggestion
"LT": "Litwa",
```
How can I resolve this? If you propose a fix, please make it concise.| "LU": "Luksemburg", | ||
| "LV": "\u0141otwa", | ||
| "MK": "Macedonia P\u00f3\u0142nocna", | ||
| "LV": "Tajwan, Chiny", |
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logic: Latvia (LV) is incorrectly mapped to "Tajwan, Chiny" instead of "Łotwa"
| "LV": "Tajwan, Chiny", | |
| "LV": "Łotwa", |
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Path: public/intl/country/pl-PL.json
Line: 124:124
Comment:
**logic:** Latvia (LV) is incorrectly mapped to "Tajwan, Chiny" instead of "Łotwa"
```suggestion
"LV": "Łotwa",
```
How can I resolve this? If you propose a fix, please make it concise.| } | ||
| "ZW": "Zimbabvė", | ||
| "CV": "Žaliasis Kyšulys" | ||
| } |
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style: Missing final newline - consider adding for consistency with other JSON files in the codebase
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Path: public/intl/country/lt-LT.json
Line: 252:252
Comment:
**style:** Missing final newline - consider adding for consistency with other JSON files in the codebase
How can I resolve this? If you propose a fix, please make it concise.
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This is the technical specification of the ISO 3166-1 international standard, just like we follow other ISO standards. As an open-source project, it follows international technical standards to ensure data interoperability and professionalism. 
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This is the second politically motivated PR to remove use of "Taiwan" and mark it as a province of the People's Republic of China. The other with similar changes is here: Additionally, it may simply be a bot or heavily relying on AI as many of the suggested changes seem incorrect, ie: |
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The ISO specification is incorrect. Deviation from it by correctly naming the obviously sovereign nation of Taiwan, Taiwan, is acceptable and necessary, as is maintaining the correct flag. Furthermore, since Taiwan maintains the historically accurate Chinese character system, changing the name from 台灣 to the locally incomprehensible 中国台湾 would be incorrect. |
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fix: Align region naming with ISO 3166-1 standard definition
Summary
Updates geographical naming to comply with ISO 3166-1:2020 standard, specifically using the official English short name "Taiwan (Province of China)".
Technical Rationale
Standards Compliance
Identified Inconsistency
Current localization files use variations that deviate from the ISO 3166-1 standardized naming convention.
Standards-Based Solution
Apply the exact ISO 3166-1 defined nomenclature:
Taiwan (Province of China)Changes Made
Scope
Technical Implementation
Verification
Reference
ISO 3166-1:2020 "Codes for the representation of names of countries and their subdivisions"