Incorrect conversion of ClickHouseDecimal to intger types

[MaceWindu]

Version: latest (7.2.1)

// works property for decimal with 0 scale
var d1 = new ClickHouseDecimal(1m);
Console.WriteLine("{0}", (decimal)d1); // 1
Console.WriteLine("{0}", (int)d1); // 1

// works incorrectly for decimal with non-0 scale
d1 = new ClickHouseDecimal(1.0m);
Console.WriteLine("{0}", (decimal)d1); // 1.0
Console.WriteLine("{0}", (int)d1); // 100 - wrong!
Console.WriteLine("{0}", (int)(decimal)d1); // 1 (workaround using intermediate decimal representation)

d1 = new ClickHouseDecimal(1.1m);
Console.WriteLine("{0}", (decimal)d1); // 1.1
Console.WriteLine("{0}", (int)d1); // 110 - wrong!
Console.WriteLine("{0}", (int)(decimal)d1); // 1 (workaround using intermediate decimal representation)

[MaceWindu]

Issue affects all integral types with conversion operator: int/uint/long/ulong

[DarkWanderer]

Thank you for reporting this - that's a bit embarassing, as it should have been covered by tests in theory. Fixed in release 7.2.2