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Spec: filtering IDs #123
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Do we use
unsigned long long
to match `size_t in the implementation? Do we know whether there's similar API behavior?There was a problem hiding this comment.
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That's a good point, doesn't JS max out at 53 bits for ints because that's the non-exponent part of a double (and all JS numbers are doubles)? Is an unsigned long enough?
If you really need an unsigned 64 bit int then you might need to accept it as a string and have the algo convert it internally.
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This is just following the guidance in the Web Platform Design Principles here. We unfortunately didn't follow this for some of the other existing fields -- we may want to change those at some point.
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This is the third time we do something similar, it might be worth making an algo but up to you