Broken example for Number.MIN_VALUE

[dsletten]

Request type

• [] Please close this issue, I accidentally submitted it without adding any details
• New documentation
• Correction or update

Details

The sample function multiply() on this page is broken: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Number/MIN_VALUE

First of all, Number.MIN_VALUE has nothing to do with -Infinity. The example is conceptually confused.

Moreover, any negative product of x and y will pass the test since Number.MIN_VALUE is a positive number.

[CreaTorAlexander]

I can update it 👍

[sideshowbarker]

@CreaTorAlexander Do you still plan to work on this or should we un-assign it?

[CreaTorAlexander]

@sideshowbarker I have seen I am not assigned but yes it can re-assigned 👍

[himanshugarg]

I've created a PR in mdn/interactive-examples for this issue. Hope nothing more is required here, apart from updates on the PR, if any. Thanks

[himanshugarg]

Possible duplicate issue #7975 is closed but the fix still isn't live (yet?)

[sideshowbarker]

Possible duplicate issue #7975 is closed but the fix still isn't live (yet?)

@teoli2003 Any idea? I would think that because #7975 was merged 16 days ago, that fix must be live in production already.

[teoli2003]

I don't know what the publication rules of mdn/interactive-examples (is this daily, or does it need an manual push?) for this repo are. I think @wbamberg will now.

[Elchi3]

Looks like deployment changed to GitHub actions recently. mdn/interactive-examples#1889