Change Number.parse to parseFloat in schema migration - #6811
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Number.parse does not exist. Used parseFloat to make it consistent with previous V3 example
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ℹ️ No critical issues — one minor observation inline.
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- Fixed non-existent
Number.parse→parseFloat— corrects the v4 migration example to use a valid function name, consistent with the v3 example above it.
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The fix for the prior === undefined feedback introduced a variable name mismatch that breaks the example.
Reviewed changes
- Switched
=== undefinedcheck toisNaN(parsed)— addresses the prior review comment thatparseFloatreturnsNaN, notundefined.
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✅ No new issues found.
Reviewed changes
- Renamed variable
n→parsed— fixes the variable name mismatch flagged in the prior review, making theparseFloatassignment andisNaNcheck consistent with each other and with the v3 example.
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Change Number.parse to parseFloat in schema migration
Used parseFloat to make it consistent with previous V3 example
Number.parse does not exist.
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