buffersize is parsed as integer without checking
See original GitHub issueWhen validating a bufersize we should check it is actually a valid integer.
Now something like 1E300
will be admitted as valid with the value 1
(as given by parseInt
) which users might find surprising (well, it did surprise me!)
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Can
buffersize
arrive as a String? I see the problem occurs with strings:Fix deployed in production