Pluralize filter should add the "s" on zero matches.

[pete@…]

The pluralize filter in 0.91 does not add the "s" character when the given object is a sequence with zero items. It should because otherwise the text looks awkward.

Compare the current:

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With the expected:

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[Adrian Holovaty]

You pass pluralize a number, not a sequence. In your case, do this: some_sequence|length|pluralize

[Chris Beaven]

Actually Adrian, the pluralize filter does also handle sequences. I'll reopen because it's resolution shouldn't be 'invalid'.

But the code works for me (in Python at least):

>>> pluralize(['a', 'b'])
's'
>>> pluralize([])
's'
>>> pluralize(['a'])
''
>>>

[Adrian Holovaty]

OK, I'll change the resolution to a worksforme, then.