[DMN 1.6] Single parameter number function-TCK test cases #696
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Thank you for contributing. Please move the test cases in 0058-feel-number-function anc check that there are no duplicates. Better if we have all the tests for number() in one place. |
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Sounds good! Thank you! I've moved the test cases to 0058-feel-number-function and ensured there are no duplicates. All the number() function test cases are working fine. |
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This PR is to add TCK Test Cases for the new version of the FEEL number() Function, which now supports a single string/integer parameter for conversion.
Added new test cases to the existing 0058-feel-number-function module, as both are FEEL number() functions, with the only difference being the number of parameters passed into the method.