Avoid BigInt literals as JSC/Android doesn't support it #6289
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@kneth perhaps we should add a lint rule to avoid similar regressions in the future? |
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It might be a good idea |
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Digging around I couldn't find a standard rule detect this, but it seems the Node driver team had the same problem and created this https://github.com/mongodb/js-bson/tree/main/etc/eslint/no-bigint-usage |
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What, How & Why?
BigInt literals (integers postfixed with
n) are not support on JSC/Android.This closes #6194
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