fix(message): use correct encodings for JSON Number values#281
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Fix looks good 👍 , can you add comments to the condition for clarification before merge?
This updates the private setValue helper to conditonally use the correct float or integer encoding per JSON Number type. Relying on the gjson Value method can result in imprecise copies which caused incremented numbers on large integers like the test case added.
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Description
This updates the private setValue helper to conditonally use the correct float or integer encoding per JSON Number type. Relying on the gjson Value method can result in imprecise copies which caused incremented numbers on large integers like the test case added.
Motivation and Context
As shown in the added test cases bug caused consistent but imprecise copies where a writing a value such as
30400402455622563would actually set the value of30400402455622564.How Has This Been Tested?
The new regression tests work, and this has fixed the observed imprecision in our internal deployment.
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