Ensure double values stay double even if they fit in an integer #289
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#290) Co-authored-by: Sylvain Wallez <sylvain@elastic.co>
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Fixes #156
When building a
JsonObject, JSON-P (or at least Parsson) interprets floating point values in the JSON as integers if they fit into an integer value (e.g.1.4778125E7).This PR fixes in the Jackson-JSON-P bridge, so that deserializing a floating point value as an
Objectwill always return aDoubleand not anInteger.