Clarify documentation for isTrue, isFalse #1574
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`BasicRubyObject.isTrue` and `.isFalse` correspond to whether the RubyObject is truthy or falsy, not just whether or not it is an instance of TrueClass or FalseClass. This documentation change makes that clear. I confirmed this by calling `isTrue` on a RubyString, which returned true.
Metric: rspec, google search result count for: `ruby "falsey"` and `ruby "falsy"`
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Clarify documentation for isTrue, isFalse
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BasicRubyObject.isTrueand.isFalsecorrespond to whether the RubyObject is truthy or falsy, not just whether or not it is an instance of TrueClass or FalseClass. This documentation change makes that clear.I confirmed this by calling
isTrueon a RubyString, which returned true.