alhudz opened a new pull request, #1717:
URL: https://github.com/apache/commons-lang/pull/1717

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   Repro: `Fraction.getFraction(2147483646.5)` returns `-3/2` and 
`getFraction(1073741824.5)` returns `-2147483647/2`.
   
   Cause: the result numerator is rebuilt as `numer0 + wholeNumber * denom0` in 
`int`. `wholeNumber` can be up to `Integer.MAX_VALUE` and `denom0` is the 
convergent denominator (`> 1` for any non-integer value), so the product 
overflows and wraps. The value is not representable as an `int`/`int` 
`Fraction`, so the documented `ArithmeticException` should be thrown instead of 
returning a wrong reduced fraction.
   
   Fix: route the numerator reconstruction through the existing `mulAndCheck` 
and `Math.addExact`, so the overflow is rejected the same way the `value > 
Integer.MAX_VALUE` guard already rejects out-of-range input. Whole numbers 
(where `denom0 == 1`) and all in-range values are unaffected.
   


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