feat: test decimal #3
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| "result": { | ||
| "status": "SUCCESS", | ||
| "line": "decimals zero=0d,neg_zero=0d,one=1.0d,large=99999999999999.999d,small=0.001d,neg_small=-0.001d", |
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Any programming language where d suffix means decimal and not double?
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I don't know of one, but ILP isn't a programming language and m was already used for millisecond timestamps. Also, there is no reason d would be used for doubles in the future as any numeric literals are doubles by default.
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d is confusing; I'd rather have any other unused letter. Type suffixes in ILP work when a new column has to be created; they determine the column type.
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This PR adds a new test to validate decimal serialization in both text (v1) and binary (v2) formats.
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