Issues

Caster methods like toShort, toInteger, toByte don't check for truncation or overflow

ParseNumber doesn't respect precise math, always returns a double

Regression: BitXor,BitSHRN,BitSHLN return wrong answer when preciseMath is default and then toggled

regression: float handling

Regression: Invalid call of the function [ArraySort], second Argument [function] is invalid (precise.math=false)

Performance Regression due preciseMath being on by default

Strange result from Evaluate since 6.1.0.243

Switch all functions from double to Number

regression - The decimal value 0.005 is not close enough to any integer.

Integer division rounds integers unexpectedly

Regression in `precisionEvaluate` between Lucee 5 & 6

regression: Error (java.lang.VerifyError) Message Bad type on operand stack

don't accept strings of format “m d" as valid dates

"." should not be accepted/converted as/to a number

BigDecimal Invalid operation error with pow() / exponent

Cannot cast String [352.] to a value of type [numeric]

application strictNumberValidation = (true / false)

regression: ints being returned as decimals

CFQueryParam Somehow Able to Circumvent SQL Query Error With Large Number

DeserializeJSON Corrupts Large Numbers

lucee 6.0 - large number values (without floating points) handled as the wrong value

FormatBaseN() returns different values in Lucee compared to ACF

Simple floating point operation returns incorrect result

Long Bigint values are not handled correctly

Large decimal number strings lose precision when converted to a number format

deserializeJSON() converts large decimals to string

cfoutput decimal numers as integer

IsNumeric returns True on strings like "3d" and "6f" (5.3.8 regression!)

Arguments with type of "numeric" are not being cast to double

Incompatibility with ACF-precision increase in float going to be string

+= Operator throws java.lang.IncompatibileClassChange errors after using duplicate()

DollarFormat does not round up

Allow string member functions to work on numeric values (like their non member equivalents)