Since anything which is not exactly "false" was considered to be true, it could lead to errors in program behaviour for end users. For example, "0", "no", "hello", and (ridiculously) "False" were parsed as true.
This commit changes the function behaviour to case-insensitively parse "true" as true, "false" as false, and throw ParsingException for anything else.
Since anything which is not exactly "false" was considered to be
true, it could lead to errors in program behaviour for end users. For example, "0", "no", "hello", and (ridiculously) "False" were parsed astrue.This commit changes the function behaviour to case-insensitively parse "true" as
true, "false" asfalse, and throw ParsingException for anything else.