Numeric values are stored as Int32 instead of Double

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    • Priority: Major - P3
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      Unlike mongo where numbers are always stored as doubles unless differently specified, mongosh will have the javascript behavior: 1 is an int32, 1.1 is a double.

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      Unlike mongo where numbers are always stored as doubles unless differently specified, mongosh will have the javascript behavior: 1 is an int32, 1.1 is a double.

      mongosh should insert number as Double by default.

      Currently number in mongosh are inserted as int32 if they can be represented as integer and as double otherwise.

      ie.

      db.coll1.insertOne({
  x: 1
});

      will result in a bson document like this:

      {
    _id: 602aa63a5eabf03429d733f1,
    x: Int32 { _bsontype: 'Int32', value: 1 }
}

      where the old shell would have inserted a Double:

      {
    _id: 602aa5da098e6ce990139172,
    x: Double { _bsontype: 'Double', value: 1 }
}

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            Reporter:
            Maurizio Casimirri
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