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The AppCenter client only supports prices in integer dollars (by design). However, some apps have non-integer prices: https://github.com/kjlaw89/archetype
AppCenter currently just takes the int and lops off the decimal, which is probably not what a developer would expect. We should validate this in the AppData at build time so the devs aren't setting unexpected prices.
@lewisgoddard mostly because of how the UI is designed (it's a lot nicer to say, "Install Foo for $3" than to always have to do "Install Foo for $3.00"). I'd be open to changing it, but right now AppCenter expects whole dollars by design, and Houston doesn't do anything to enforce that.
The AppCenter client only supports prices in integer dollars (by design). However, some apps have non-integer prices: https://github.com/kjlaw89/archetype
AppCenter currently just takes the int and lops off the decimal, which is probably not what a developer would expect. We should validate this in the AppData at build time so the devs aren't setting unexpected prices.
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