Georgian phone number validation bug

[avkvak]

Describe the bug
Currently Georgian phone regexp looks like this:
'ka-GE': /^(+?995)?(5|79)\d{7}$/,

Examples
But in this time phone started with +995 5... validator is missing one digit:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telephone_numbers_in_Georgia_(country)

thus,
+995 500 000 000 is a real phone number that is not valid from the point of view of the regular expression
while in this time
+995 500 000 00 isn't a real numer, but valid here

At the same time, numbers starting with +995 79.. currently validates correctly

Additional context
Validator.js version: latest
Node.js version: doesn't matter
OS platform: [windows, linux, macOS, etc]: doesn't matter

[WikiRik]

Would /^(\+?995)?(79\d{7}|5\d{8})$/ be a correct expression? If so, feel free to submit a PR with updated tests

[avkvak]

Would /^(\+?995)?(79\d{7}|5\d{8})$/ be a correct expression? If so, feel free to submit a PR with updated tests

Now I trying to figure out is it correct regexp. According to Wikipedia, phone numbers can begin not only with 5 or 79. It is curious to know why these particular digist are highlighted in the regular expression, excluding other options

[rubiin]

closed as merged

[msgania]

Hello.
Why is the code in the master branch corrected, but incorrect in the npm package?
Version 13.7.0

[WikiRik]

The master branch does not reflect the code as shipped in v13.7.0. This fix will be a part of the next release which will come out in mid-January 2023

[litehacker]

In case you want to validate Georgian number, you can use this regex:
/^(\+\d{3}\s?)?\(?\d{3}\)?[\s.-]?\d{3}[\s.-]?\d{3}$/