[07:53:53] Very rudimentary attempt at a first Wikifunction - this replicates the behaviour of the "change y to ies" English plural function to carry out a particular plural tendency in Punjabi https://wikifunctions.beta.wmflabs.org/wiki/Z10260 [07:53:54] [07:53:55] I don't know why the test is failing though. Does it just not work with non-ASCII characters? [07:58:36] Interesting question! [08:06:03] No I definitely did do something wrong in setting up the test, I just can't tell what. I created a similar test directly on the replace at end function and it passes: https://wikifunctions.beta.wmflabs.org/wiki/Z10263 [08:09:28] Although there is a difference that could be causing "Key value not well formed" [08:09:28] I created the labels in Punjabi first then English, and the hash in the error message shows both labels for the input variable ("واحد" and "singular"). whereas the replace at end function only has Latin script variable names [08:26:09] OK figured it out. I accidentally clicked "add input" when creating and left it blank since I didn't see a place to remove it. despite the function call working, the test expects a second argument [15:05:53] bgo_eiu: Sorry about that! I edited your function definition to drop the second key, and re-did your tester, and it now passes. [15:14:53] Thank you! [15:17:31] I saw in the lexeme plural tester in the newsletter above it can't factor in gender yet, but I might try a function that outputs two options for either possibility [17:17:31] Yes, you can do that, and then when we can split it up, you can filter for the grammatical gender [17:17:38] Thank you for trying it out!