Align safe-integer-range wording with server/tools.mdx - #3208
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Both files state the same x-mcp-header constraint, with two different justifications. tools.mdx was revised to the IEEE754 wording during review of modelcontextprotocol#2772; streamable-http.mdx was not. The bound is unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <[email protected]>
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Closing this — withdrawing on our side, not for any technical reason. Apologies for the noise. |
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server/tools.mdxandbasic/transports/streamable-http.mdxstate the samex-mcp-headerconstraint with two different justifications:tools.mdx— "the safe range for integers represented using IEEE754 double-precision floating point numbers (−253+1 to 253−1)"streamable-http.mdx— "the safe range for JavaScript (−253+1 to 253−1)"The IEEE754 wording came out of review on #2772, where @pja-ant noted that "even in languages that have native integers, sometimes JSON parsing libraries will parse to
doubleby default" and @mikekistler replied "Fair point. I will revise." That revision landed intools.mdxonly, and both files shipped in2026-07-28with the difference still present.This applies the same wording in
draft. The bound itself is unchanged.Noticed while reading modelcontextprotocol/conformance#445.