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Not entirely sure this is a bug, but it sure gave me some unexpected results. Has to do with a normal comparison operator not casting the variable object to a string, so it compares as "1" (true that it's an object). If you force it to a string with something like trim(), it gives what I would consider the expected results.
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<xf:set var="$test">2</xf:set>
<xf:if is="$test == 1">test == 1<br /></xf:if>
<xf:if is="$test == 2">test == 2<br...
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