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feat(zoe): multiples, for making divisible offers #5422
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This is nice! I think it will work for the most obvious cases. I don't know how to think about the corner cases without an outline of the expected usage pattern. With that, someone other than you (@erights) could conceivably finish this. |
SGTM! This is quite interesting. I'll have to sequence it with MN-1 priorities. Is this aiming for that release?
Same here, I would need at least some description of tests of multiples > 1. |
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OMG Multiples! But tested only that we didn't break anything, because everything currently uses only
multiples: 1n
.refs: #403, #5540
@Chris-Hibbert @dtribble @mhofman @turadg , once ready for review, I will ask you to review. Until then, please ignore. (@turadg , I cannot unlist you because of codeowners. @Chris-Hibbert I cannot and should not unlist you since you already commented.)