Method mismatch when expecting a true or false result
See original GitHub issueSince Boolean.getBoolean(str)
will always return false
in this code block if(!Boolean.getBoolean(StackProperties.KEEP_CRANS_AFTER_A_RESPONSE))
, I believe it is in error and that this is actually what was intended if(!StackProperties.getBoolean(StackProperties.KEEP_CRANS_AFTER_A_RESPONSE, false))
This is the only way to get true
via Boolean.getBoolean("true")
.
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I am not discounting what you wrote and I did take a closer look. In fact, I went as far as running a test program just in case I missed something:
The result is this:
You are failing to read the documentation that I first quoted and then linked to.
As documented, the argument passed to Boolean.getBoolean() names a system property which will be checked, which is exactly what we provide: https://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/lang/Boolean.html#getBoolean(java.lang.String)