I encountered weird problem when using Laravel 5.4 and working with unsigned BIGINT field type.
One field in my DB I has values like this:
10156480263320077 10157375840500077 285320181803715 798994416871156 10152807376710077 620382424666122 10152824605589176 824259214287650 10156820510510077
When I try to convert those values to JSON response by using:
return response()->json(['ids' => $ids]);
Some of them had 1 subtracted from them. It is happening only with those ending in 77:
10156480263320077 10157375840500077 10152807376710077 10157375840500077
I fixed my issue by changing them to string instead of numeric before encoding reponse. I think it happens because JSON tries to treat those values as INT instead of BIGINT.
But I am not satisfied with changing values before encoding them. Any idea how I can make it by setting JSON response option? I know that using setEncodingOptions(JSON_NUMERIC_CHECK) will convert strings to numeric values but is there option to do it in other direction and encode numbers as string so this problem will not occur?
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