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Blazor Bug in LONG data type #55521

Closed vsfeedback closed 6 days ago

vsfeedback commented 2 weeks ago

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[severity:It's more difficult to complete my work] Hello I need a list of data whose primary key is long so that I can search them faster. When I created this list, I couldn't find some key values, but I was sure that the key used was correct because I had tested it many times. After a lot of research, I noticed a terrible bug on the Blazer side, and I have put it in the image below.

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It should be noted that the problem is not only in the display of the data, but the problem is certainly in the infrastructure of the data types, because when this value was passed to other classes, the data was saved on the client side and then read again, the incorrect information was stored in memory. I had to change the data type of my cache key to a string of numbers Please check, I am in complete shock

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Feedback Bot on 4/27/2024, 06:17 PM:

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