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RequirementSYS-REQ-004SystemApproved

When GetFloat addresses a JSON number token that is parseable as a float64 value, the parser shall return the corresponding float64 result.

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PriorityshallTypeguaranteeCategoryfunctionalComponentparserAssuranceEFindingsnone open

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Description

When GetFloat addresses a JSON number token that is parseable as a float64 value, the parser shall return the corresponding float64 result. ArrayEachErr is the io.EOF-aware ArrayEach variant where the callback may stop iteration by returning an error; the returned count includes the element whose callback stopped iteration.

FRETish formula
the parser shall always satisfy !addressed_value_is_number | !raw_number_token_is_float_parseable | returns_getfloat_value
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Rationale & tags

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GetFloat is the public floating-point accessor for callers that know the expected numeric type and still need defined failure behavior.

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Assurance levelE
Formalizationvalid
Strategyfretish

Review

Status
approved
Reviewer
Buger · lead_engineer
Reviewed
Aug 20, 2026, 13:11 UTC
Spec-conformance reviewed (agent:claude:spec-conformance); approved on owner authorization.

History

Created
Apr 13, 2026, 17:10 UTC · Created via CLI
Modified
Aug 20, 2026, 13:11 UTC · Buger

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  1. Claude:spec Conformance · AI agentApprovedSpec conformanceAug 20, 2026 · last monthREVIEW-10

    GetFloat meets !addressed_value_is_number | !raw_number_token_is_float_parseable | returns_getfloat_value: non-Number types error out with no value, and a Number token is returned via ParseFloat(v), which returns MalformedValueError when parseFloat fails (the !float_parseable disjunct). The ArrayEachErr aspect in the description also holds: arrayEachErr increments count BEFORE invoking the callback, so a callback that stops via io.EOF (graceful, nil error) or any other error returns a count that includes the stopping element — TestArrayEachErr confirms count==2 on EOF-at-2 and count==3 on error-at-3.

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Formula evidence

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FRETish formula

the parser shall always satisfy !addressed_value_is_number | !raw_number_token_is_float_parseable | returns_getfloat_value

Variables

NameTypeDirectionDescription
addressed_value_is_numberTrue when the addressed value is a JSON number token.
raw_number_token_is_float_parseableTrue when the addressed JSON number token can be parsed as a float64 value.
returns_getfloat_valueTrue when GetFloat returns the addressed value as a float64.

Witnesses· 4 scenarios total

  • TestMCDC_SYS_REQ_004_Row1_TriggerFalse
    exercises 1 condition scenario
  • TestGetFloat
    exercises 3 condition scenarios

MC/DC truth table· 4 rows

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Covereda test exercises this rowExempteda reviewed mcdc:ignoreNo-actionfalse-result row satisfied by designUncoveredneeds a covering test
#addressed_value_is_numberraw_number_token_is_float_parseablereturns_getfloat_valueResultProvesCovering test
1FTFTaddressed_value_is_number
2TFFTraw_number_token_is_float_parseable
3TTFFaddressed_value_is_number
4TTTTreturns_getfloat_value

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If you change this

Requirements
0
Files
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Tests
6
At-risk contracts
0

Files to re-check (3)

  • aliases.goaliases.go
  • fuzz.gofuzz.go
  • parser.goparser.go

Tests to re-run (6)

  • aliases_test.goaliases_test.go
  • array_each_err_test.goarray_each_err_test.go
  • fuzz_native_test.gofuzz_native_test.go
  • mcdc_spec_witnesses_test.gomcdc_spec_witnesses_test.go
  • mcdc_supplement_test.gomcdc_supplement_test.go
  • parser_test.goparser_test.go

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