chore: use uint32 datatypes instead of uint64 for leaderboards #224
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tylerburdsall
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tylerburdsall
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| uint64 start_inclusive = 1 [jstype = JS_STRING]; | ||
| uint64 end_exclusive = 2 [jstype = JS_STRING]; |
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cc @anitarua I had to remove these annotations, it looks like that jstype is only for 64-bit type numbers, I believe JS should handle the uint32 type natively now
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