Does not support any unsigned numbers (uint/ushort/ulong etc.)

[Darkar25]

Hi! Thanks for reporting this bug!

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Smart.Format version: 2.7.1

Framework version: (e.g. net5.0) .NET Core 3.1

• Please provide a working source code example to reproduce the bug {Id:cond:=1234?yes|no} P.S.Id is unsigned number type
• What is the current result? "=1234?yes", no matter if Id is 1234 or not
• What is the expected result? if Id is 1234 then "yes", otherwise "no"
• Please post full exception details if applicable (message, stacktrace, inner exceptions)
• Did you find a workaround? yes, cast your number into signed one...
• Is there a version in which it worked? nah
• Can you help us by writing an unit test? nah, sorry

I think the source of this bug is incorrect type check inside formatters...there was already this type of issue (#108), in PluralLocalization formatter...it appears to be fixed in that particular formatter, but not in others...for example Conditional formatter

SmartFormat/src/SmartFormat/Extensions/ConditionalFormatter.cs

Line 38 in c4f0115

var currentIsNumber =

[axunonb]

Closed by PR #236

[Darkar25]

thanks :)