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Currently values "false", "f", False and 0 are automatically converted to boolean False; everything else including any string characters, int and float values are converted to True.
Maybe any value other than "false", "f", 0, False, "true", "t", 1, True should raise a ValueError when trying to assign it to an odML boolean value.
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Currently values "false", "f", False and 0 are automatically converted to boolean False; everything else including any string characters, int and float values are converted to True.
Maybe any value other than "false", "f", 0, False, "true", "t", 1, True should raise a
ValueError
when trying to assign it to an odML boolean value.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: