Deleting first digit of otherwise all-zero number makes input zero

If you enter a single digit followed only by zeros, such as 10000, move to the first position and delete the first character the input turns to 0.

I don’t think this is expected behaviour, as you might enter 1000000 and want to change it to 2000000 by moving to the start, deleting 1 and replacing with 2 in which case you end up with just 2. It’s also not how the native HTML number input works (which keeps zeros). I personally keep running into it.

[s-yadav]

Changes available on v3.0.0-alpha3

[s-yadav]

Humm… I agree. But this has been added to remove extra 0’s from the starting. I have to see how NumberFormat can smartly identify if the user’s intention is to change the number. One possible way I can think of is to keep zeros while anything got removed, but as soon we type something do the extra zero formatting. I will evaluate this idea if it doesn’t break anything else.