Support for decimal numbers for min, max, less, greater number methods#610
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Justin-Kuehn wants to merge 3 commits intohapijs:masterfrom
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Support for decimal numbers for min, max, less, greater number methods#610Justin-Kuehn wants to merge 3 commits intohapijs:masterfrom
Justin-Kuehn wants to merge 3 commits intohapijs:masterfrom
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Can you do that again against branch 6.1.0 ? |
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Btw I've closed this because pull requests can't change their target, not because this is bad. You need to follow our styleguide though (http://hapijs.com/styleguide), put line breaks after each function start. |
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Fixes the min/max/less/greater family of methods to allow non-integer numbers