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We are using toLocaleString to handle number formatting to strings in several places and it seems that this is the way the browser JS engine handles the Spanish locales:
It only happens with numbers from 1000 to 9999. 10000 is properly formatted to 10.000.
We are using toLocaleString to handle number formatting to strings in several places and it seems that this is the way the browser JS engine handles the Spanish locales:
It only happens with numbers from
1000
to9999
.10000
is properly formatted to10.000
.It's kind of recent.
More information: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/57628055/tolocalestring-not-working-on-numbers-less-than-10000-in-all-browsers
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