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When both operands to an equality operation are known to be numbers dart2js replaces the == by an === since it has the same semantics in JavaScript.
However if those operands are known at compile-time it will do the comparison in Dart semantics where, for instance, 1 === 1.0 is false.
This is a partial duplicate of 2887 since fixing 2887 will also fix this bug.
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When both operands to an equality operation are known to be numbers dart2js replaces the == by an === since it has the same semantics in JavaScript.
However if those operands are known at compile-time it will do the comparison in Dart semantics where, for instance, 1 === 1.0 is false.
This is a partial duplicate of 2887 since fixing 2887 will also fix this bug.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: