Jira (PUP-8291) Data types with min range should prefer shortest min in string form

Henrik Lindberg (JIRA)

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PUP-8291

Data types with min range should prefer shortest min in string form

Issue Type:	Improvement
Assignee:	Thomas Hallgren
Created:	2017/12/22 4:28 AM
Fix Versions:	PUP 5.4.0
Priority:	Normal
Reporter:	Henrik Lindberg

Data types with a range min/max should prefer the shortest output when dealing with a value that is default. For String, Array and Tuple the default for min is 0 and this should be displayed instead of default. For Integer and Float, the default value is a large value (that users will not recognize as "min-int" and "max-int" for example - and for those default should be used instead of numeric output.

Note that Tuple already uses 0, while Array and String does not.

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PUP-8291

Data types with min range should prefer shortest min in string form

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Henrik Lindberg (JIRA)

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Jan 8, 2018, 9:42:03 AM1/8/18

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PUP-8291

Data types with min range should prefer shortest min in string form

Change By:	Henrik Lindberg
Release Notes Summary:	Data type types that describe a min/max range used {{default}} to indicate a default min /max value when it would be more informative to use an actual value {{0}} (for example for or omit the data types Array and text "default". For example, instead of showing {{ String ) \[1, default]}}, only {{String\[1]}} is displayed .