Double to str conversion fix #3
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Forced en-US locale when converting double to string to ensure that . (dot) is used as delimiter. InfluxDB won't accept anything else than dot regardless on current locale.
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Use en-US locale to make sure .(dot) is used for double to string conversions.
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Forced en-US locale when converting double to string to ensure that .
(dot) is used as delimiter. InfluxDB won't accept anything else than dot
regardless on current locale.
This is fixed version with only InfluxDBClient.cs changed. Previous pull request please reject.