parse round floats as integers on payload indexing#8100
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Simple fix. I like it. Nice.
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* parse round floats as integers on payload indexing * use backward conversion to validate if float is actualy integerable * fmt * Use then_some --------- Co-authored-by: timvisee <tim@visee.me>
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JSON doesn't distinguish
5.0and5Even though itternally in rust those are different types, there is no way to even properly display it in web-ui.
It creates unexpected behaviour.
This PR allows to treat round floats as integers.