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It allows more time for the community to discuss if there are specific edge cases where bitwise inversion on bool remains necessary. How to Prepare Your Code

Originally, the plan was to move toward a full error or a more aggressive deprecation schedule. However, Issue #122982 proposes . This extension serves a few key purposes: 122982

is_active = True status = ~is_active # Returns -2, triggers warning Use code with caution. Copied to clipboard is_active = True status = not is_active # Returns False Use code with caution. Copied to clipboard Conclusion It allows more time for the community to

If your project currently triggers a DeprecationWarning when using ~ on a boolean, the fix is straightforward. Replace the bitwise operator with the logical not keyword: This extension serves a few key purposes: is_active

In Python, booleans are a subclass of integers. When you apply the bitwise NOT operator ( ~ ) to a boolean: ~True (which is ~1 ) evaluates to -2 . ~False (which is ~0 ) evaluates to -1 .

It allows more time for the community to discuss if there are specific edge cases where bitwise inversion on bool remains necessary. How to Prepare Your Code

Originally, the plan was to move toward a full error or a more aggressive deprecation schedule. However, Issue #122982 proposes . This extension serves a few key purposes:

is_active = True status = ~is_active # Returns -2, triggers warning Use code with caution. Copied to clipboard is_active = True status = not is_active # Returns False Use code with caution. Copied to clipboard Conclusion

If your project currently triggers a DeprecationWarning when using ~ on a boolean, the fix is straightforward. Replace the bitwise operator with the logical not keyword:

In Python, booleans are a subclass of integers. When you apply the bitwise NOT operator ( ~ ) to a boolean: ~True (which is ~1 ) evaluates to -2 . ~False (which is ~0 ) evaluates to -1 .