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Are structured field semantics a good fit for vsl queries?
Even if they were, is the behavior correct? Do I understand correctly that according to RFC8941, three digits of the fractional component should be significant without any rounding involved? It looks to me like, in the example, 84.677 got rounded to 84.678 ?
Edit: I was wrong in the above. In the example, both Numbers 84.677353 and 84.677 get rounded to 84.677, such that > evaluates to false.
Expected Behavior
Comparisons involving floats should behave as documented:
Current Behavior
Comparisons fail in unexpected ways
OK:
not OK:
Possible Solution
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Steps to Reproduce (for bugs)
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Context
Varnish Cache version
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Operating system
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Source of binary packages used (if any)
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