Don't use Floats to parse "extended" Time Spans #772
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When parsing the splits files we still accidentally used floats to parse the extended notation that contains the number of days. It really only was used for the amount of days and as far as I can tell never allowed for any fractional values anyways. However, it almost certainly allowed values such as `NaN` or `Inf`, which probably would've caused a panic.
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When parsing the splits files we still accidentally used floats to parse the extended notation that contains the number of days. It really only was used for the amount of days and as far as I can tell never allowed for any fractional values anyways. However, it almost certainly allowed values such as
NaNorInf, which probably would've caused a panic.