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Previously, the file size units and rates were displayed using SI prefixes, but were using IEC binary multiples to be calculated. For example, "8192 bytes" was being formatted as "8.0...
This commit fixes the formatting of the estimated time of arrival to use the proper symbols as per the SI.
This commit fixes some formatting issues with the time so that the output uses universal SI symbols rather than ad hoc abbreviations.
**URL of the page in question:** https://docs.filecoin.io/community/contribute/grammar-formatting-and-style/#references-to-filecoin **What's wrong with this page?** It says: > These symbols can be used as suffixes or prefixes, as seen fit: > Unit prefix:...
The ad-hoc abbreviation "Mbps" for "megabits per second" was used originally to refer to the unit since an official symbol did not exist at the time. An official symbol now...
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Previously, when generating error responses, `TokenError` was not passed the HTTP status code that was passed to the error response handler (`parseErrorResponse`). This resulted in every kind of error being...
It seems like when a `TokenError` is generated, it isn't passed the status code that was generated by the upstream service. This can be seen in [`OAuth2Strategy#parseErrorResponse`](https://github.com/jaredhanson/passport-oauth2/blob/master/lib/strategy.js#L358). It should pass...