ayanova/devdocs/todo.txt

@@ -59,15 +59,6 @@ todo: v8 migrate additions
 ## CLIENT MISC ITEMS
 
 
-todo: Parts, fractional values?? should anywhere a quantity of part show be a decimal control and if so then should show no trailing zeros like v7?
-	The correct thing to do is ensure decimal numbers if entered display localized anywhere so bearing that in mind....
-	(in v7 if you enter 1 it displays as 1 not 1.00, if you enter 1.25 then it displays as 1.25)
-	right now kind of using a mish mash where in some areas quantities are just raw numbers because I'm testing with integer values for things like parts so no seeing this 
-	but if I force to use decimalLocalized then there are always 2 digits even when it's just .00 which is sort of ugly but sort of not ugly if they use that a lot in which case it would visually line up in grids
-	not sure what is the best way, maybe a setting? I do see there is a minimum digits for this Intl.NumberFormat(languageName, {minimumFractionDigits: 2}).format(value);
-	so maybe there's a setting to handle this gracefully??
-	If so then I need to look back at any place showing fractional values potentially and ensure it's all standardized whatever way
-
 todo: should user required rule (defined in form custom settings) show a variation of the required error message so that it's clear *they* defined it and they can unset it in customize?
 	right now they could set a required rule, forget they set it then email us to bitch that it shouldn't be required
 todo: reports need duration display helper

ayanova/src/api/locale.js

@@ -298,9 +298,12 @@ export default {
     if (!languageName) {
       languageName = this.getBrowserLanguages();
     }
+    //This forces 2 digits after the decimal
     // return new Intl.NumberFormat(languageName, {
     //   minimumFractionDigits: 2
     // }).format(value);
+    //this goes with whatever is the local format which for dev testing turned out to be perfect: 1.00 displays as 1 and 1.75 displays as 1.75
+    //alignment goes out the window but it follows v7 format
     return new Intl.NumberFormat(languageName).format(value);
   },
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