BigDecimal mutator #965
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BigDecimal mutator #965
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hcoles
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Dec 13, 2021
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@MarcinNowak-codes Ignore my earlier comments, they are incorrect. Merging. |
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Thank you @hcoles |
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Hi @hcoles,
Thanks for outstanding project Pitest. I’m using it for years. Pitest let think outside the box about problem I'm workin on.
I'm often doing calculation based on BigDecimal. My implementation is similar to BigIntegerMutator. I read conversation in #518 (comment), but I couldn't find reason to not implement BigDecimal mutator.
Could you review? Suggestions are always welcome.
Kindly regards,