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Fixed default number format #1114

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Fixed default number format #1114

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This PR fixes an issue happening only when ToString() is invoked on a ByteSize. Since parameterless ToString is optimized and doesn't invoke ToString(string format) it uses {0} {1} to create an output string, but this format has no information on how a value should be displayed and prints a number with high precision.

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Hello, @clairernovotny! Could you take a look at this PR and clarify its status?

@clairernovotny clairernovotny merged commit aea2bf9 into Humanizr:main Oct 29, 2021
@YohDeadfall YohDeadfall deleted the fix-default-number-format branch October 29, 2021 12:50
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Will take a look.

@@ -47,7 +47,7 @@ public void TimeUnitTests(long megabytes, double measurementIntervalSeconds, Tim
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[Theory]
[InlineData(19854651984, 1, TimeUnit.Second, null, "18.4910856038332 GB/s")]
[InlineData(19854651984, 1, TimeUnit.Second, null, "18.49 GB/s")]
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Weird. This line isn't present in main.

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