Add Money#to_nearest_cash_value to return a rounded Money instance to the smallest denomination
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…to the smallest denomination This new method allows you to get a new Money instance rounded to the smallest denomination. Closes RubyMoney#1131
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yukideluxe
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It did, I just add the wrong one in my conflicts 😅 Thank you for the swift merge :) |
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This new method allows you to get a new Money instance rounded to the smallest denomination.
Closes #1130
Allows us to simplify:
to:
Ideally the
#round_to_nearest_cash_valueshould have always returned an instance to act like the#roundmethod. Introducing a new method avoids breaking previous code.