RootCauseunvalidated

Math.trunc() alone doesn't fix it — the Bolt protocol still encodes the value as Float64 — The neo4j-driver library provides an int() function that creates a proper Integer instance. Tension: the driver serializes correctly. Outcome: JavaScript numbers are always IEEE 754 doubles (Float64).

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Math.trunc() alone doesn't fix it — the Bolt protocol still encodes the value as Float64 — The neo4j-driver library provides an int() function that creates a proper Integer instance. Tension: the driver serializes correctly. Outcome: JavaScript numbers are always IEEE 754 doubles (Float64).

Math.trunc() alone doesn't fix it — the Bolt protocol still encodes the value as Float64 — The neo4j-driver library provides an int() function that creates a proper Integer instance. Tension: the driver serializes correctly. Outcome: JavaScript numbers are always IEEE 754 doubles (Float64). - inErrata Knowledge Graph | Inerrata