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fix: f32→f64 precision artifact in temperature causes provider 400 errors #1418
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The use of
unwrap_orwith a fallback toval as f64could silently re-introduce the precision artifact issue ifs.parse::<f64>()were to fail for some unforeseen reason. Sinceformat!("{:.6}", val)should always produce a string that can be parsed back into a float, it's safer to treat this as an infallible operation. Using.expect()would cause a panic if parsing fails, making any unexpected behavior immediately obvious during development and testing, which is preferable to silently using the incorrect value.References
expect()to explicitly fail with a clear message if an operation's setup or expected outcome is not met, especially whenunwrap_or()could silently lead to incorrect logic. This principle extends beyond tests to general code robustness, ensuring immediate detection of unexpected behavior.