IMP(18.0) product_dimension: Add digits to dimensions#2162
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Problem:
Currently, product dimension fields (length, width, height) are forced to use the default database precision (2 decimals). This is inflexible for certain units of measure.
Example:
When working with meters, 2 decimals are insufficient to represent millimeters:
0.01 m(1 cm) -> cannot express millimeters.0.001 m(1 mm).Solution:
This PR updates the dimension fields to use the Product Unit of Measure digits. This allows users to use decimals with more coherence between the units they use