Boolean conditions alwas get shown as "True" even though they shouldn't

[sboldt1978]

May be I don't understand the new output format of sesearch4, but I suppose the "True" or "False" after listing the booleans should show if the boolean condition is met or not. But it doesn't show this as expected:

[root@serverb ~]# getsebool httpd_read_user_content
httpd_read_user_content --> off
[root@serverb ~]# sesearch -A -s httpd_t -t user_home_t -p read -c file
allow httpd_t user_home_type:file { getattr ioctl lock open read }; [ httpd_read_user_content ]:True
[root@serverb ~]# sesearch --version
4.2.2

This is on RHEL 8.1 with current updates

[sboldt1978]

...just tested with current git version, but the output remains the same.

[pebenito]

This is not the value of the Boolean; this indicates the rule is in the "if" block (vs. "else" block) of the conditional. The rule will be enabled if the expression is true.

This is working as intended.

[sboldt1978]

Well, the 3.x versions were able to show if a rule is enabled or disabled when running with the -C parameter. There was an "ET" or "DT" in front of the rule showing if the conditions (consisiting of boolenans) are met. How can I now see if a rule is enabled or not? I assumed that the trailing "True" or "False" would show if the rule is currently enabled, but I understand they're not. So please tell me how to check if "ET" or "DT" with V4.x

Thanks in advance