node.pyx: Support loading 0/1 as boolean values#2011
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This oddly suddenly started causing my compiler to crash locally today, and the raise statement does appear dubious, and the string formatting has too many arguments, bool.__name__ appears to trigger the compiler crash.
It turns out that since OptionBool.get_value() is serializing boolean values as "0"/"1", we must support this in node parsing. This is because we should be able to use option value exporting to values, which can subsequently be specified in plugin configuration which wants to use MappingNode.get_bool(). Fixes #2006
…lues This simply ensures that the values which got exported can be directly consumed by plugin node configuration.
This test was checking validity of yaml configuration, and now that "1"/"0" are valid boolean values, this test needed to be updated.
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It turns out that since OptionBool.get_value() is serializing boolean values as "0"/"1", we must support this in node parsing.
This is because we should be able to use option value exporting to values, which can subsequently be specified in plugin configuration which wants to use
MappingNode.get_bool().Fixes #2006