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IN operator doesn't work with integer/double data types
See original GitHub issueBug: the IN operator requires the use of , to separate the multiple values. However, when setting a column’s data type as integer or double, Chrome prevents input of , and strips away the , when copy-pasting a list of values. The values separator filter option is intended only for text input types.
Edit: in Firefox it allows you to input the , but it isn’t validated so it’s fairly confusing.
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And the
defaut_valueshould be coherent, thus an arrayAh, got it. Thank you!
Edit: final working example for any straggler who got here: https://jsfiddle.net/54q2qhf9/11/