Symfony version(s) affected

6.0.4

Description

It is not possible to add boolean values in symfony through the environment variables in the .env file or through the environment variables of the server operating system. Within yaml configuration files it is not possible to assign a string value and be converted to boolean

I have a system generated in kubernetes, in which depending on certain conditions and the different load balancers, values must be assigned to the environment variables to the PODS, in this case some variables are assigned a value "true" or "false" . Internal symfony configurations and some installed bundles require boolean values in the configuration files located in the "config/packages" path.

According to the symfony documentation https://symfony.com/doc/current/configuration/env_var_processors.html it is possible to get the environment variable and give it boolean format

Now values have been assigned in the symfony .env file with these parameters and it generates the following error message

now we generate several options in the configuration file as shown in the image

How to reproduce

I have a system generated in kubernetes, in which depending on certain conditions and the different load balancers, values must be assigned to the environment variables to the PODS, in this case some variables are assigned a value "true" or "false" . Internal symfony configurations and some installed bundles require boolean values in the configuration files located in the "config/packages" path.

According to the symfony documentation https://symfony.com/doc/current/configuration/env_var_processors.html it is possible to get the environment variable and give it boolean format

Now values have been assigned in the symfony .env file with these parameters and it generates the following error message

now we generate several options in the configuration file as shown in the image

Possible Solution

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Additional Context

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