Steps to reproduce:
- Add a Twitter Step
- Duplicate the "id" column and convert it to text
Expected results: the Text "id" column and Number "id" column have the same values
Actual results: the Text "id" values are correct; the Number ones are incorrect
The problem: we send 64-bit integers as JSON, and the browser's parser converts them to Float and then converts them back to Integer to display them -- losing precision.
Solution: let's use a BigInt-compatible library for parsing JSON table data from the server.
Steps to reproduce:
Expected results: the Text "id" column and Number "id" column have the same values
Actual results: the Text "id" values are correct; the Number ones are incorrect
The problem: we send 64-bit integers as JSON, and the browser's parser converts them to Float and then converts them back to Integer to display them -- losing precision.
Solution: let's use a BigInt-compatible library for parsing JSON table data from the server.