[ERROR: Can't convert boolean to string automatically, because the "boolean_format" setting was "true,false", which is the legacy deprecated default, and we treat it as if no format was set. This is the default configuration; you should provide the format explicitly for each place where you print a boolean.

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Tip: Write something like myBool?string('yes', 'no') to specify boolean formatting in place.
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Tip: If you want "true"/"false" result as you are generating computer-language output (not for direct human consumption), then use "?c", like ${myBool?c}. (If you always generate computer-language output, then it's might be reasonable to set the "boolean_format" setting to "c" instead.)
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Tip: If you need the same two values on most places, the programmers can set the "boolean_format" setting to something like "yes,no". However, then it will be easy to unwillingly format booleans like that.
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FTL stack trace ("~" means nesting-related):
	- Failed at: ${article.source??}  [in template "2/cecep/article_video_content.html" at line 12, column 42]
	- Reached through: #include "article_video_content.html"  [in template "2/cecep/article_video_article_details.html" at line 25, column 3]
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