formatters(image): prevent image size from displaying scientific notation #5059
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fixes #3091
dupe #4459
- What I did
HumanSizeWithPrecision(which was configured to 3 significant digits) was replaced withHumanSize(which defaults to 4) in order to prevent scientific notation from appearing under certain edge cases. This is a known bug (docker/go-units#44) in the affected dependency.In practical terms, adjusting the precision from 3 to 4 should cause no issues with users' current expectations and usage of the cli.
- How to verify it
Regression tests implemented to prevent future breakage.
- Description for the changelog