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In #4470, the test_fast_track_finite_arrays, but it raised concerns that the replacement of NaN or Infinity with null in arrays is no longer running because the array is base64 encoded already when that code is run. The code that does the replacement currently is here

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    In #4470, the test_fast_track_finite_arrays, but it raised concerns that the replacement of NaN or Infinity with null in arrays is no longer running because the array is base64 encoded already when that code is run. The code that does the replacement currently is here
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      In #4470, the test_fast_track_finite_arrays, but it raised concerns that the replacement of NaN or Infinity with null in arrays is no longer running because the array is base64 encoded already when that code is run. The code that does the replacement currently is here
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        In #4470, the test_fast_track_finite_arrays, but it raised concerns that the replacement of NaN or Infinity with null in arrays is no longer running because the array is base64 encoded already when that code is run. The code that does the replacement currently is here
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            In #4470, the test_fast_track_finite_arrays, but it raised concerns that the replacement of NaN or Infinity with null in arrays is no longer running because the array is base64 encoded already when that code is run. The code that does the replacement currently is here
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              In #4470, the test_fast_track_finite_arrays, but it raised concerns that the replacement of NaN or Infinity with null in arrays is no longer running because the array is base64 encoded already when that code is run. The code that does the replacement currently is here
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