Fix incorrect negative number formatting in formatStarsAmountText #1734
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This commit addresses an issue in the formatStarsAmountText function where negative values were incorrectly formatted, resulting in outputs like -,127,380. The bug occurred because the negative sign from the original number was retained by the formatter, and no additional logic corrected its placement.
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Thanks for this PR, Could you please resolve conflicts with base branch? And also is this PR linked with any issue number? |
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This commit addresses an issue in the formatStarsAmountText function where negative values were incorrectly formatted, resulting in outputs like -,127,380. The bug occurred because the negative sign from the original number was retained by the formatter, and no additional logic corrected its placement.