Fix intword's decillion-to-googol gap and carry-over rounding - #364
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`powers` jumps from decillion (10**33) directly to googol (10**100), so any value in [10**36, 10**100) was chopped into a decillion count that grew arbitrarily large (e.g. 10**50 -> "100000000000000000.0 decillion"), and values that should round up into googol (e.g. 10**100 - 10**93) never carried over. Only advance to the next named unit when the value actually rounds up to it; otherwise there is no unit for that magnitude, so fall back to the plain integer, mirroring how intword() already falls back to a plain value below the smallest unit. Fixes python-humanize#356 Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Status update on 2026-08-06: the latest commit (702e631) keeps the English fallback for unnamed magnitudes while preserving translated local-scale units such as French quintilliard(s).\n\nCurrent GitHub Actions runs for this fork update are in �ction_required, so the full matrix needs maintainer approval to run. The external checks currently visible on the PR are green:\n\n- docs/readthedocs.org:humanize -> success\n- pre-commit.ci - pr -> success |
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Fixes #356
Problem
intword()'spowerstable jumps straight from decillion (10**33) to googol (10**100), with no unit in between. Any value in [10**36,10**100) got chopped into a decillion count that grows arbitrarily large: