fix (@jitsu/js): Preserve anonymous ID as a string and avoid parsing #1154
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This PR addresses an issue where the
__anon_id
cookie was being parsed, potentially altering its value. The__anon_id
must always be returned as a string to preserve its exact value.Issue Example
Before the fix, parsing the cookie value
1724633695283.638279
withJSON.parse()
would convert it to a JS number, which results in precision loss. In this case, the number would become1724633695283.6382
due to the way JavaScript represents floating-point numbers.After the fix, the
__anon_id
value is returned as a string without any change, preserving the exact value.