print.data.table in non-scientific numbers, closes #1167#1276
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Separated both issues/PR. This one has a gap in bug fixes sequence, skips number 62. which was used in separated PR for |
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Agreed. Easy enough to fallback if need be. Thanks. |
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The PR assumes you agree to have non-scientific notation for row id, which I believe is desired.
I've also made a gap in
test(numbers, I skip the1547number which I used in PR #1275