ng-if doesn't work as expected

[guidobouman]

When using two ng-if's, one for variable and one for !variable, you'd expect one of them to always validate. With the string 0 this is not the case though. A double negation is required to achieve the expected result.

jsFiddle example:
http://jsfiddle.net/u4Fay/1/

[caitp]

this is a known issue, see #4005.

[guidobouman]

Ah cool, I failed to properly search. Thanks for the hard work.