Color Interpolation test fails (on node v12.0.0+ on and Intel Based mac)
See original GitHub issue ✖ should be equivalent
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operator: deepEqual
expected: |-
{ mode: 'rgb', r: 0.25808621995139014, g: 0.37241162292636104, b: 0 }
actual: |-
{ mode: 'rgb', r: 0.25808621995139025, g: 0.372411622926361, b: 0 }
at: Test.<anonymous> (/Users/neodai/Sites/culori/test/interpolate.test.js:203:4)
stack: |-
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- Created 2 years ago
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@danburzo I’ve done some testing 😄 So.
I did not continue at this point but I am currently on
v16.10.0
. I am usingn
as a node version manager. But I have an Intel Mac.Ooh 😅 no worries, glad it’s sorted out!