Describe "-File with Booleans" {
  BeforeAll {
    Push-Location testdrive:\
    'param([bool] $foo) $foo' > testB.ps1
    'param([switch] $foo) $foo.IsPresent' > testS.ps1
  }

  # [switch] parameter

  It "[switch] param: `$true can be passed with ':' and *no* whitespace" {
    pwsh -noprofile -file ./testS.ps1 -foo:`$true | Should -Be 'True'
  }
  It "[switch] param: `$true can be passed with ':' *with* whitespace" {
    # Note the escaped $, so that '$true' is passed as a string.
    # However, it should work even without escaping, in which case 'True' is passed.
    pwsh -noprofile -file ./testS.ps1 -foo: `$true | Should -Be 'True'
  }


  # [bool] parameter

  It "[bool] param: `$true can be passed with ':' and *no* whitespace" {
    # Note the escaped $, so that '$true' is passed as a string.
    # However, it should work even without escaping, in which case 'True' is passed.
    pwsh -noprofile -file ./testB.ps1 -foo:`$true | Should -Be 'True'
  }

  It "[bool] param: `$true can be passed with ':' *with* whitespace" {
    pwsh -noprofile -file ./testB.ps1 -foo: `$true | Should -Be 'True'
  }

  # A [bool] parameter - unlike [switch] - *requires* an explicit argument, 
  # so you should be able to pass it with the customary value-as-separate
  # argument syntax.
  It "[bool] param: `$true can be passed as a *separate argument*" {
    pwsh -noprofile -file ./testB.ps1 -foo `$true | Should -Be 'True'
  }

  # A [bool] parameter - unlike [switch] - also supports *numbers* as arguments
  # where 0 is coerced to $false and 1 (any nonzero number) to $true
  It "[bool] param: 1 can be passed for $true" {
    pwsh -noprofile -file ./testB.ps1 -foo:1 | Should -Be 'True'
  }
  It "[bool] param: 0 can be passed for $false" {
    pwsh -noprofile -file ./testB.ps1 -foo:0 | Should -Be 'False'
  }

  AfterAll {
    Pop-Location
  }
}