purescript-lua-integers issues are disabled, so filing here.

In src/Data/Int.lua, toStringAs assigns to n without declaring it local:

toStringAs = (function(radix)
  return function(i)
    local floor, insert = math.floor, table.insert
    n = floor(i)          -- writes the global `n`
    ...

Every call clobbers the global n in the Lua environment. It works by accident in isolation, but it is a hidden write to shared state that can corrupt an unrelated n (or be corrupted by one in a reentrant call). The fix is a one-word local n = floor(i).

Low severity, but worth a release since it is a latent correctness trap. Found while auditing the FFI forks for Lua 5.1 issues.