Possible false-positive caused by rounding/float ?

[fmigneault]

Running stac-node-validator, I get the following error, which seems to be causing a diff only on the last digit 5 -> 3.
Is this really only a floating point issue, or am I missing something else?

https://github.com/crim-ca/dlm-extension/actions/runs/8732451702/job/23959462411?pr=2

 -- Validation error in core, skipping extension validation
-- Lint: File is malformed -> use `--format` to fix the issue
            -7.882190080512502,
            58.21798141355221
          ],
          [
-           27.911651652899925,
+           27.911651652899923,
            58.21798141355221
          ],
          [
-           27.911651652899925,
+           27.911651652899923,
            37.13739173208318
          ],
          [
            -7.882190080512502,
            37.13739173208318
          ]
        ]
      ]
    },

[m-mohr]

The linter/formatter is very basic and only works well in the context of the JavaScript ecosystem. It checks against what the JS writer outputs and other implementations slightly differ, especially with regards to numbers as you've also identified. So it's not an issue on your side, but it's also unlikely to be fixed. If you run into such issues I'd recommend to disable linting and use a linter that works for your ecosystem.