[b/328440720] Adjust expected results when casting STRING to INTEGER #1
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As detailed in looker-open-source/calcite#45, we should cast STRINGs to FLOAT64 before casting them to INTEGERs to avoid errors with decimals. This means the whole part of the result is sometimes differs from the original string.
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LGTM, might be good to revert this once root cause is fixed.
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The root cause is just that BigQuery doesn't allow it, nothing on our end |
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As detailed in looker-open-source/calcite#45, we should cast STRINGs to FLOAT64 before casting them to INTEGERs to avoid errors with decimals. This means the whole part of the result is sometimes differs from the original string.