Enhanced Input Flexibility: Credential Creation Now Supports Fraction… #112
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A modification was implemented to rectify an issue wherein the utilization of a specific mathematical function(Math.floor) hindered the ability to input decimal values via either the sliding interface or numerical entry field. This impediment was alleviated by removing the aforementioned function, thereby facilitating the entry of fractional values. Furthermore, incremental steps were introduced to the sliding component to accommodate decimal inputs.
It is noteworthy that the sliding interface possesses a limitation, restricting precision to six decimal places. Consequently, users who require greater precision, such as when creating a credential denominated in minimal units (e.g., 1 Sat for WBTC), will need to rely on manual input via the numerical entry field.
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