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Passing boolean values as CLI arguments
See original GitHub issueHow can I pass a boolean value as a command line argument to copier?
I’m doing it as given below:
-d 'notification=False'
However, in the template, the following line does not detect notification as being False, but works when I compare it to the string False.
[% if notification -%]
Not sure if this is a bug or I’m missing something.
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- Created 2 years ago
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I think you forgot to set
type: boolto thenotificationquestion. Please reopen otherwise and provide yourcopier.yaml. Thanks!Well, as long as the problem’s fixed, I wouldn’t worry much about that 😄
The use case of providing answers without declaring questions is always gonna produce some corner cases, as it’s not our main use case focus.