Follow-up to #249, which removed CLF from currencyFactors, so it now resolves to defaultCurrencyFactor (100 → 2 decimal places).
Per ISO 4217, CLF (Chilean Unidad de Fomentos) is defined with 4 decimal places, so a factor of 100 is a lossy default — small values will round-trip with lost precision. A factor of 1000 (3 decimals) would be closer to spec while re-using the existing 3-decimal bucket alongside BHD, IQD, JOD, KWD, LYD, OMR, TND.
Not urgent: CLF is unusual as an actual settlement currency and #249 has already unblocked the shipping fix. Worth revisiting the next time a real amount needs sub-cent CLF precision, together with a decision on whether to model CLF at full ISO 4217 precision (4 decimals) instead.
Follow-up to #249, which removed CLF from
currencyFactors, so it now resolves todefaultCurrencyFactor(100 → 2 decimal places).Per ISO 4217, CLF (Chilean Unidad de Fomentos) is defined with 4 decimal places, so a factor of 100 is a lossy default — small values will round-trip with lost precision. A factor of 1000 (3 decimals) would be closer to spec while re-using the existing 3-decimal bucket alongside
BHD,IQD,JOD,KWD,LYD,OMR,TND.Not urgent: CLF is unusual as an actual settlement currency and #249 has already unblocked the shipping fix. Worth revisiting the next time a real amount needs sub-cent CLF precision, together with a decision on whether to model CLF at full ISO 4217 precision (4 decimals) instead.