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When you edit a numeric data property the datatype always defaults to xsd:decimal, even if the previous value was an integer and even if you are entering an integer value. Here's an example where I'm editing the year for a Kyoto Protocol instance (built on the Gist Upper Model). The year value is 2005 and I want the datatype to be xsd:integer because a year can't have decimals. In screen one you see the existing value which is an integer. In screen two as soon as I change the value, the datatype converts to xsd:decimal even though the value is still an integer. This is on Protege 5.6.4 on Windows 11 Pro.
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Status: ReproducedFor issues that are (critical) bugs, denotes that the bug is reproduced, but no further action takenFor issues that are (critical) bugs, denotes that the bug is reproduced, but no further action takenType: EnhancementA request for a change that is an enhancementA request for a change that is an enhancement