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Summary
This fixes REDCap record import serialization for larger numeric record IDs.
Before this change, IDs such as
100000,200000, and400000could be serialized in scientific notation during CSV upload, which could cause REDCap import failures or incorrect record identification.What Changed
redcap_write_oneshot()to use the helper.Why This Is Small and Safe
This change is limited to the CSV generation path used for record writes. It does not change the API contract, request shape, or read behavior.
Example
Values like these are now serialized as plain values instead of scientific notation:
100000200000400000