refactor: set strconv.ParseFloat bitsize to 64 #2062
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@guggero Hi sir, can we get this merged then~ |
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Can you please remove the merge commit by rebasing? |
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@guggero Hi sir, suggestion addressed |
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strconv.ParseFloatwill always treatbizSizeparameter as 64 if we don't set it to 32, it's odd to set it to 0, although this won't affect the result