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if string = "3.14" (which is a valid Float literal), and Codable class contains var myFloat: Float?, on MacOSX 10.14, it does not parse. If I change "typealias Unboxed = Float64" (Float64 seems to be Double from Apple) to Float like: "typealias Unboxed = Float" in FloatBox.swift , then parsing works.
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if string = "3.14" (which is a valid Float literal), and Codable class contains var myFloat: Float?, on MacOSX 10.14, it does not parse. If I change "typealias Unboxed = Float64" (Float64 seems to be Double from Apple) to Float like: "typealias Unboxed = Float" in FloatBox.swift , then parsing works.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: