Géry Debongnie
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We have an interesting problem when editing all custom float fields and all fields with no explicit digit attributes: the propertiesmixin tries to check if the number was changed, according to their declared precision. But for these specific fields, it does not find a digit attribute, and defaults to 2. Then, it makes sure that the changes are ignored if the new value is too close to the old value (with 2 digits precision) For example, if the user sets the value to 1.234, then save, then change it to 1.235, then save, the form view will display 1.234 and totally ignore the change. Not that handling the digit precision is done in the propertiesmixin and in the field float widget. Also, they do different things, and in some case, may not be the same. All this logic should be moved to the fieldfloat widget.
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