The deleted property previously wasn't defined as a bool, so setting it to True or False ended up with the strings "True" or "False" being saved to the backing CF. This meant that trying to explicitly set a client as not deleted would only work if you set the value as an empty string (or completely removed the property), since attempting to set it as False would save a string that still evaluates as True in a boolean context. As part of this change, I also ran a backfill script that went through and converted all existing .deleted values in the database. Anything with a value of "True" was converted to "1" (since that's the only value that something defined in _bool_props will accept as True), and it just removed the property from anything with empty strings as values. In addition, this adds .deleted to OAuth2Client._defaults so that it's not necessary to use getattr() all the time to access it.
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