Null pointers returned to QML are evaluated as TRUE in JS conditional statements

Investigating a crash I discovered that null pointers returned to QML are able to pass conditional statements as true.

class Something {...};
Q_DECLARE_METATYPE(Something*)
...
qRegisterMetaType<Something*>();
...
Q_INVOKABLE Something* get() { return nullptr; }
...
// in QML
if (Obj.get()) // its true

I don't think it is unreasonable to expect that a null pointer gets evaluated as null and therefore as false on the JS side. Yet regardless of whether it is or isn't a null pointer, it always passes and in the console it just says `QVariant(Something*)`