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Parsing money is very locale specific and should not be handled by the Money gem. For instance it's not possible to know if 1.000 is 1$ or 1000$ without knowing if the person who entered it is from north-america or europe (some Europeans use . as thousand separators). As such it's best to remove MoneyParser from Money
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Parsing money is very locale specific and should not be handled by the Money gem. For instance it's not possible to know if
1.000
is1$
or1000$
without knowing if the person who entered it is from north-america or europe (some Europeans use.
as thousand separators). As such it's best to remove MoneyParser from MoneyThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: