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Preserve decimal values when expanding scientific notation - #84
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Thanks! I'm happy to see this embarrassing bit of code being deleted |
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Fix released with https://pypi.org/project/csvw/4.1.1/ |
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Serializing decimal values from scientific notation can change their magnitude or lose the minus sign. Use Decimal's fixed-point formatting instead of manually moving digits, preserving values written to CSV.
Eleven new regression cases fail before the fix; 824 tests pass afterward, with 16 expected failures and one live-network test excluded. Production Flake8 passes; the test file's five existing findings are unchanged. Other Python versions were not run locally.