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Issue with boolean switch after verb

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Issue When using a boolean switch after a verb, I cannot set it to false

Example: app.exe install --feature=false

Options class

[Verb("install", HelpText = "Install something")]
class Options
{
        [Option('f', "feature", Required = false, Default = true, HelpText = "Enable a feature")]
        public bool EnableFeature { get; set; }
}

Expected: Feature = False

Actual result: Feature = True

Demo code: https://dotnetfiddle.net/lSBqxp

Edit1 Add Options class code

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Created 2 years ago
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Top GitHub Comments

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greatkekecommented, Oct 13, 2021

I’ve met the same issue, whatever you input, the result for the bool option is always true. It’s so mess.

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olfekcommented, Dec 31, 2021

Related to #702

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