How to pass boolean values to a PowerShell script from a command prompt

Question

I have to invoke a PowerShell script from a batch file. One of the arguments to the script is a boolean value:

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Answer 1

Running powershell scripts on linux from bash gives the same problem. Solved it almost the same as LarsWA's answer:

Working:

pwsh -f ./test.ps1 -bool:true

Not working:

pwsh -f ./test.ps1 -bool=1
pwsh -f ./test.ps1 -bool=true
pwsh -f ./test.ps1 -bool true
pwsh -f ./test.ps1 {-bool=true}
pwsh -f ./test.ps1 -bool=$true
pwsh -f ./test.ps1 -bool=\$true
pwsh -f ./test.ps1 -bool 1
pwsh -f ./test.ps1 -bool:1