[6.x] Fix durationForHumans deprecation warning and rounding#14541
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The deprecation warning was pointing out a bug that the precision was being lost. A time of |
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This pull request fixes an issue where
Str::durationForHumans()emits "Implicit conversion from float to int loses precision" warnings on PHP 8.4 when called with a non-integer duration (e.g.36.92seconds from video/audio asset metadata).This was happening because the
%modulo operator was being used directly on the float input, which PHP 8.4 flags as a deprecation warning.This PR fixes it by casting the input to an integer at the top of the method.
Fixes #14538