[release/9.0-staging] Add a missing = in BigInteger.cs #109732
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…eneration.cs Co-authored-by: Dan Moseley <danmose@microsoft.com>
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Added the additional regression test from the other community PR. |
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Backport of #105456 to release/9.0-staging
/cc @tannergooding @LEI-Hongfaan
Customer Impact
Reported by a customer in #109669. BigInteger may compute an incorrect result when the value produced is a value of the form
-(2^(32 * n))wheren >= 1. This is primarily prevalent to bitwise operations such as&(and),|(or), and^(xor).Regression
This is a regression from .NET 8.
Testing
Additional tests covering the edge case were added. The failure was due to a comparison doing
>(greater than) rather than>=(greater than or equal to) as the equals sign was accidentally dropped in a refactoring.Risk
Low.
This fix is itself low risk, resolves the issue, and is understood why it is the correct solution.