Use fractionDigits & significantDigits options in .convertTo(), allow Number values#101
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Use fractionDigits & significantDigits options in .convertTo(), allow Number values#101
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Co-authored-by: Richard Gibson <richard.gibson@gmail.com>
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Following today's discussion on #90 (comment), this PR:
.convertTo()precision options (minimum/maximum fraction/significant digits) with those of the constructor, i.e.fractionDigitsandsignificantDigits, and updates their handling to correspond to what we're already doing in the constructor.roundingPriorityis dropped, as specifying bothfractionDigitsandsignificantDigitsis an error..convertTo()without any precision options, you end up with a Number-backed Amount.CC @sffc, @gibson042