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The less than/greater than checks should check if the input value is NaN. NaN is defined to not be equal to any other number, and all numerical comparisons yield false. Therefore, if I have a field that's annotated with (for example) (validate.rules).double.gt = 0, that field should fail validation if given NaN.
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Both the protolock tests and the plugin checks should be fairly straightforward to convert into Actions format.
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protobuf.js version: 6.8.8
For enumerations defined in proto3, the switch statement generated by pbjs triggers the eslint warning default-case since there is no default case. This should be added to the list of eslint-disable rules in the header comment of the generated source file.