In item_editor.js cast some values as integers as they may be strings in some edge cases (e.g. weirdly when creating the 10th same content type), leading to the "new_form_count > old_form_count" condition failing. Django's inline.js does the same casting so it's reasonable to do it here too.
In item_editor.js cast some values as integers as they may be strings in some edge cases (e.g. weirdly when creating the 10th same content type), leading to the "new_form_count > old_form_count" condition failing. Django's inline.js does the same casting so it's reasonable to do it here too.
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