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Noob question, how do I set the default decimal precision in phoenix?
I can see from the Decimal docs I need to run D.Context.set(%D.Context{D.Context.get() | precision: 48}) but where do I set this so when I run mix phx.server or iex -S mix it’s already set?
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You could add it to the
start/2function of yourApplicationmodule. For example:al2o3cr
Decimal.Context.get/setare a trivial wrapper over an entry in the process dictionary:https://github.com/ericmj/decimal/blob/68633fc6651456b80cfee349ef96be0000449468/lib/decimal/context.ex#L101-L115
so AFAIK there’s not a “global” place to change them.
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Unfortunately this doesn’t seem to work. @al2o3cr might be right and there might not be a global place to set it
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There is no global place to set it, it needs to be set in each process where you want it to be in affect. So if you’re talking about a Phoenix app (which you are I see from above), then you’ll need to set it in each request (as a plug would make sense). And then in each other process like liveview processes.
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The flipside of setting the context being really cheap: it’s fine to do it frequently, close to the code that depends on specific settings.
Setting it close to the calculation also avoids gotchas where code runs in another process unexpectedly; for instance,
Cachex.fetchruns the supplied fallback function in an internal process, NOT the caller’s process.