What is the expected behavior of Assert-False?

[nohwnd]

How should the Assert-False behave to be most useful?

1) Should it be really strict and only pass when provided with a boolean $false? if ($actual -is [bool] -and $false -eq $actual) {throw}

2) Should it be more forgiving and pass when given falsey value ($false, 0, "", $null, @())? if ($actual) {throw}

3) Should it fail for $null but pass for some other falsey values? if ($false -ne $actual) {throw}

Probably combination of all is permissible, but community should share it's opinion before I overload this with switches. The current behavior is 2).

[mrbodean]

If if(!($actual)){} is how my code is testing for a false value then the Assert-False should as well

[nohwnd]

Okay keeping it as it is.