int variables are always parsed as booleans

[Dadoum]

Version tested: 0.24.0. It seems to occur in all 0.20+ (I can't get 0.25 betas to parse anything at all).

DMD v2.102.1 and LDC2 v1.33.0, Linux (Fedora on x86_64).

import jcli;

@CommandDefault("Asserts that the given number is even.")
struct AssertEvenCommand
{
	// Positional args are args that aren't defined by a command line flag.
	//
	// i.e. "mytool.exe abc 123" - 'abc' is the 0th positional arg, '123' is the 1st, etc.
	@ArgPositional("number", "The number to assert.")
	int number; // Conversions are performed via `ArgBinder`, which is a topic for a different example.


	// Return either int or void. Use `int` if you want to control the exit code.
	int onExecute()
	{
		auto passedAssert = this.number % 2 == 0;

		return (passedAssert) ? 0 : 128; // 128 on error.
	}

	/++
     + EXAMPLE USAGE:
     +  test.exe 20           -> status code 0
     +  test.exe 21           -> status code 128
     +  test.exe 20 --reverse -> status code 128
     +  test.exe 21 --reverse -> status code 0
     + ++/
}

int main(string[] args)
{
	auto cli = new CommandLineInterface!(app)();
	return cli.parseAndExecute(args);
}

The executable compiles, but running it results in a parse failure, since it wants to parse a boolean value. When we put a boolean value it is then converted in an int.