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Fix: calling set with same value twice breaks update #618
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When you push a value that is equal to the prior value when truncated to an integer, the call to `clearInterval()` never happens so further updates are continually overwritten by the interval that was never cleared. This allows for values that are equal to pass through and clear the previous interval.
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When you push a value that is equal to the prior value, the call to
clearInterval()never happens so further updates are continually overwritten by the interval that was never cleared. This allows for values that are equal to pass through and clear the previous interval.