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In PostgreSQL ≤11 the extra_float_digits parameter controlled how many digits were used for floating point numbers. It was set here to ensure people didn't accidentally needlessly lose precision (in 78a464e it was set to 3. In 5941153 it was changed to 2 as people reported problems on PostgreSQL ≤8.4, see #199). Since PostgreSQL 12 it will always use maximum precision unless it's set to ≤0. We only support PostgreSQL ≥14 now, so we can just remove it here. Ref: https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/datatype-numeric.html#DATATYPE-FLOAT Fixes #475 Fixes #1150 Fixes #1146
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In PostgreSQL ≤11 the extra_float_digits parameter controlled how many digits were used for floating point numbers. It was set here to ensure people didn't accidentally needlessly lose precision (in 78a464e it was set to 3. In 5941153 it was changed to 2 as people reported problems on PostgreSQL ≤8.4, see #199).
Since PostgreSQL 12 it will always use maximum precision unless it's set to ≤0. We only support PostgreSQL ≥14 now, so we can just remove it here.
Ref: https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/datatype-numeric.html#DATATYPE-FLOAT
Fixes #475
Fixes #1150
Fixes #1146