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Currently I’m using fab -f check_remote.py func:"arg1","arg2"... to run fab remote.
Now I need to send a bool arg, but True/False become a string arg, how to set it as bool type?
As mentioned in the fabric docs, all the arguments end up as strings. The simplest thing to do here would just check the argument:
The parentheses aren’t required, but help with readability.
Edit: Apparently I didn’t actually try my previous answer; updated. (Two years later.)