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1. Qix- commented on Sep 23, 2022

   

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   %f?
2. Qix- commented on Sep 23, 2022

   

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   Also, I can't reproduce.

   const debug = require('debug')('foo:bar');
   
   debug('%d', 1.23456);
   debug('%f', 1.23456);

   
3. weepy commented on Sep 23, 2022

   

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   Ok - I get the same as you in node

   In the browser i get 1 for %d and 1.2345 for %f
4. Qix- commented on Sep 23, 2022

   

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   Right so the browser implementation is actually more correct. We target printf()'s specifiers. %d means "integer". %f means "floating point number". I don't remember if debug understands %.06f (it's been a while) but that would be the way to specify precision.
5. weepy commented on Sep 23, 2022

   

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   That makes sense. Probably should be in the README. FWIW I checked %.06f in browser --- It didn't understand

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6. Qix- commented on Sep 23, 2022

   

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   PR welcome.