Definied ABSPATH as bool
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Description
Hello,
for my understanding defining \define( 'ABSPATH', true ); as a bool is not a good idea.
I have late a strict comparsion like ABSPATH === $path in my test code and that will result in false becasue the $path will have the ABSPATH but converted to a sting.
Better use define( 'ABSPATH', sys_get_temp_dir() . '/' );
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Start at src/BrainMonkey/bootstrap.php line 13 and inspect how ABSPATH is defined. Verify the strict comparison behavior described in the issue, then run the repository's PHPUnit tests. Done means ABSPATH can be compared with a filesystem path without a type mismatch.
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