Probably should not have ventured any opinion on a resolution since I had
just scanned the thread and hadn't had any time to investigate it myself.
However, it did seem to suggest a possible means of abuse and didn't seem to
have a resolution at the moment.
Doing a quick test with IE and FF, showed that:
{ withdrawl: 10000.00, withdrawl: 10.00 }
appeared to be indistinguishable from:
{ withdrawl : 10.00 }
Basically, it was as if you did:
var doc = new Object();
doc.withdrawl = 10000.0;
doc.withdrawl = 10.0;
and the first assignment got discarded.
As long as CouchDB is consistent with that interpretation, then there is not
a problem as far as I can tell.
If some level (like the query processor) saw both entries, then you might be
able to exploit the discrepancy.
