Is there a rule to prefer explicit boolean checks ?

[AbdealiLoKo]

I have a rule in eslint which checks in Typescript when I am using truthy/falsey values - and forces me to provide a better condition.

This encourages people to be more explicit in their condition: val = 0; if(val) should be changed to: val = 0; if(val !== null)

I was wondering if there is something similar in ruff ?

I am one of those people who prefers if val is None: instead of if not val: :)
The closest rule I have seen when I searched around was: https://docs.astral.sh/ruff/rules/compare-to-empty-string/