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Bugfix/thousand separator in number validator#6326
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That is pretty interesting. On the second build PHP 5.6 failed on a Zend\Cache test (so not related to this ticket), but succeeded on another run. I wonder how that test can conditionally fail without changes. |
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I thought it was resolved in #6303 |
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@jkavalik Apparently only works up to a specific load. |
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As discussed on IRC, should be 1000.01
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Merged \o/ |
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Note: there's a failure, but it seems unrelated |
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HTML5 always transmits values in the format "1ß00.01", without a thousand separator. The prior use of the i18n Float validator allowed the thousand separator, which resulted in wrong numbers when casting to float.