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Update boolean_filter : on/off support #365

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@voondo voondo commented Jun 6, 2016

Sometimes used in other libraries (eg. polymer)

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tfausak commented Jun 6, 2016

This looks good, thanks!

What do you think about this, @AaronLasseigne? I think it's reasonable to support.

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It looks good to me. Should we merge the regexp together? /\A(?:false|off)\z/

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tfausak commented Jun 7, 2016

Yeah, but we can do that after this is merged. We could also include the 0 check in there: /\A(?:0|false|off)\z/.

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tfausak commented Jun 7, 2016

Thanks for the addition, @voondo! I'll release a new version shortly.

On that note, what type of change (major or minor) do you think this is, @AaronLasseigne? I'm leaning toward minor.

Also I combined the regexes in 436245a.

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I'd go minor.

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tfausak commented Jun 7, 2016

Released in version 3.2.0.

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voondo commented Jun 8, 2016

thanks guys 👍

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