4 months ago
i do tho?
30 Replies
4 months ago
Floating point strikes again?
4 months ago
For context the minimum is 100
I think there is a general problem with the way railway displays costs/balances.
4 months ago
Other than this, what else have you seen?
4 months ago
We do store monetary values as cents FWIW.
4 months ago
I can charge you more if you want?
4 months ago
Check the invoice.
4 months ago
I sorta think in the code somebody wrote a > instead of a >=
4 months ago
Hmm I guess not though because this would still evaluate cuz 100.4 > 100
4 months ago
I'm able to do a withdraw of $100 🤔
4 months ago
what browser are you on, chromium based?
4 months ago
But have you been able to do it when your balance was 46 cents above the value you were trying to take out?
4 months ago
let me fake my network tab
4 months ago
to the same balance
4 months ago
Yes
4 months ago
yeah no problem
4 months ago
anyway you can get the exact balance in cents from the network tab? its the withdrawalData query
4 months ago
Yeah one second
4 months ago
{
"data": {
"earningDetails": {
"lifetimeEarnings": 20146,
"referralEarningsLifetime": 0,
"referralEarnings30d": 0,
"templateEarningsLifetime": 20146,
"templateEarnings30d": 2911,
"bountyEarningsLifetime": 0,
"bountyEarnings30d": 0,
"threadEarningsLifetime": 0,
"threadEarnings30d": 0,
"availableBalance": 10046,
"lifetimeCashWithdrawals": 10000,
"lifetimeCreditWithdrawals": 100
},
"withdrawalAccountsV2": [
{
...
}
],
"hasRecentWithdrawal": false
}
}4 months ago
wait it works now
4 months ago
???
4 months ago
weird
4 months ago
fascinating
4 months ago
lets blame cosmic rays then
4 months ago
alright lol
Status changed to Solved brody • 4 months ago