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If a float in Python ends in zero then JavaScript converts it to an integer, e.g. 1.0 in Python will be converted to 1 in JavaScript. This causes issues with the checksum because the data is considered different. orison doesn't have a way to render floats as a string to preserve them correctly, so might need to handle it manually when serializing/deserializing.
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If a float in Python ends in zero then JavaScript converts it to an integer, e.g.
1.0
in Python will be converted to1
in JavaScript. This causes issues with the checksum because the data is considered different.orison
doesn't have a way to render floats as a string to preserve them correctly, so might need to handle it manually when serializing/deserializing.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: