When checking their type, NaN and any number will return true as they are all numbers. And NaN is neither superior nor inferior to any number---since it has no value... So it will never return the validationError...
I'll file a PR for that, and I'll add a check to the tests suite.
Hi!
I'm pretty sure this was not meant to be as it wasn't tested as an accepted value:
NaNis validated astrue, whatever happens.The issue is pretty simple when reading the code: https://github.com/offirgolan/ember-validators/blob/1568f472eb5d9851222b9944521ff1ba529641dd/addon/inclusion.js#L42
When checking their type,
NaNand anynumberwill return true as they are allnumbers. AndNaNis neither superior nor inferior to anynumber---since it has no value... So it will never return the validationError...I'll file a PR for that, and I'll add a check to the tests suite.