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Critical success not working?

Critical success comparisons no longer seem to be working. Commands like "/roll 1d4cs>2" don't show a green box no matter what the result of the roll, and "[[1d4cs>2]]" does, but "[[1d4+1cs>3]]" does not. 
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Aaron said: Critical success comparisons no longer seem to be working. Commands like "/roll 1d4cs>2" don't show a green box no matter what the result of the roll, and "[[1d4cs>2]]" does, but "[[1d4+1cs>3]]" does not.  /roll 1d4cs>2 won't show a colored border because it's not an inline roll.  It should should a green number on crit success. [[1d4+1cs>3]] This appears to work for me. (chrome  69.0.3497.57, win10 )
The first (/roll) example is working for me today as well - it's possible that I just missed the text coloring, since I was looking for the green box that you get with inline rolls. The second inline example, though, isn't working. Your screenshot shows a 5, but in the example a 4 should also be a critical success, and isn't:  If you take the /roll behavior as correct, actually, a 3 should also  be a critical success (because ">" is interpreted as ">="), and isn't. /roll has the same problem with calculations: 
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It works for me if written as [[1+1d4cs>3]] Possibly something to do with parsing the die roll for the critical?
That's a good hack, thanks - I tried various forms of grouping around the calculation but none of them worked. This *used* to work - I even have it in some macros that I built months ago - so I think it's a recent bug. 
Though I note that in that command, the ">" is actually behaving as greater-than and not greater-than-or-equal like it does in the /roll command.