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Time values like "12:15:10", "12:15:00", "12:15:05" are not sorted, probably because parseFloat returns "12" in all cases.
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Indeed. 🤨️
Number instead of parseFloat should fix it. Thanks! 😊️🙏️
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Number() instead of parseFloat() in compare
ffbae8e
Fixes #57
Number() instead of parseFloat() in compare (#58)
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* Number() instead of parseFloat() in compare Fixes #57
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Time values like "12:15:10", "12:15:00", "12:15:05" are not sorted, probably because parseFloat returns "12" in all cases.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: