Provide support for BigDecimal use with float_filter #106
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The error here looks like a Travis CI rvm configuration issue rather than an issue with the code committed. |
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Accepting BigDecimal inputs sounds reasonable 👍 It looks like there are other changes on your branch now though - do you want to remove them so I can merge this pull request, or would you prefer that I cherry-pick the BigDecimal commit manually? |
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I will edit the PR to have a dedicated branch for the Numeric change. If I think any of the other changes I have made for my own projects will be useful I will open in separate PRs. |
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I ran into issues in my tests where I used model.attributes to provide my inputs (e.g. for updates) where I am storing values as BigDecimal instead of Float.
Using
Numericinstead ofFixnumshould still work well with.to_fbut will include support forBigDecimalas input.All tests pass so I don't think I have gone against some intended behaviour. Let me know if you have any questions?