equivalent to Javascript's parseFloat("738529527931269425")
databricks/sjsonnet output: 738529527931269376
equivalent to Java's (long)java.lang.Double.parseDouble("738529527931269425"), or BigInt(parseFloat("738529527931269425"))
It seems this is mostly an issue in the pretty-printing of floats: JS rounds a bit more than Java does, but in the end both are valid representations for the same double, and are bit-for-bit-identical and are == to each other on both Java and JS.
databricks/sjsonnet is meant to be identical to google/jsonnet, so even if this is an edge case we should probably follow suit
Input:
738529527931269425google/jsonnet output:
738529527931269400(according to https://jsonnet.org/)parseFloat("738529527931269425")databricks/sjsonnet output:
738529527931269376(long)java.lang.Double.parseDouble("738529527931269425"), orBigInt(parseFloat("738529527931269425"))It seems this is mostly an issue in the pretty-printing of floats: JS rounds a bit more than Java does, but in the end both are valid representations for the same double, and are bit-for-bit-identical and are
==to each other on both Java and JS.databricks/sjsonnet is meant to be identical to google/jsonnet, so even if this is an edge case we should probably follow suit
Initially reported in https://github.com/com-lihaoyi/upickle/issues/522