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- updated to 2.4.0
   see /usr/share/doc/packages/perl-Carp-Assert-More/Changes
  2.4.0   
          [ENHANCEMENTS]
          New function assert_arrayref_all() calls an assertion function for every element in the array.
              my $aref_of_counts = get_counts();
              assert_arrayref_all( $aref, \&assert_positive_integer, 'Counts are positive' );
          assert_context_scalar() now provides a default message of
          "function_name must be called in scalar context".
          assert_context_nonvoid() now provide a default message of
          "function_name must not be called in void context".

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- updated to 2.3.0
   see /usr/share/doc/packages/perl-Carp-Assert-More/Changes
  2.3.0   
          [ENHANCEMENTS]
          Added assert_arrayref_of() to verify that all of the elements
          in an arrayref are of a given type. For example:
              my $users = get_users();
              assert_arrayref_of( $users, 'My::User' );

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- updated to 2.2.0
   see /usr/share/doc/packages/perl-Carp-Assert-More/Changes
  2.2.0   
          [ENHANCEMENTS]
          Added assert_cmp( $x, $op, $y [, $msg] ), analogous to cmp_ok in Test::More, so you can do
              assert_cmp( $n, '>', 10 );
          which will give better diagnostics than just
              assert( $n > 10 );
          Operators supported are: lt le gt ge == != > >= < <=
          assert_all_keys_in() now lists all key failures in the message, not just the first one.
          assert_keys_are() now lists all key failures in the message, not just the first one.

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- updated to 2.1.0
   see /usr/share/doc/packages/perl-Carp-Assert-More/Changes
  2.1.0   
          [ENHANCEMENTS]
          Add diagnostic strings to the failures. For example:
              assert_nonblank( [ 'foo' ], 'This should be nonblank' );
          would fail with:
              Assertion (This should be nonblank) failed!
          but now fails with:
              Assertion (This should be nonblank) failed!
              Value is a reference to ARRAY.
          Similar changes have been made to:
          * assert_all_keys_in
          * assert_keys_are
          * assert_empty
          * assert_nonempty

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- updated to 2.0.1
   see /usr/share/doc/packages/perl-Carp-Assert-More/Changes
  2.0.1   
          [FIXES]
          assert_all_keys_in() mistakenly required a non-empty list of
          keys to check.
          [ENHANCEMENTS]
          Sped up assert_isa_in(), assert_is().
  2.0.0   
          [DIFFERENCES]
          Now requires Perl 5.10 or higher.  No longer requires Carp::Assert.
          The numeric functions are more stringent now.  If it expects
          a number, then you need to pass a number.  For example,
          assert_nonnegative($x) would pass if $x was a non-numeric
          string. Now it must be numeric.
          assert_empty() and assert_nonempty() no longer gives a message
          of "Not an array or hash reference".  If you don't pass an array
          or hash reference, the assertion will just fail with the message
          passe3d in.
          assert_aoh() and assert_datetime() no longer provide a default
          message.
          assert_in() is more strict. Each element of the target array
          is checked to not be a reference.
          assert_exists() and assert_lacks() are more strict.  The list
          of keys to check cannot be empty.
          [ENHANCEMENTS]
          Most of the functions are about twice as fast because of reduced
          number of function calls internally.
          Added assert_context_nonvoid() and assert_context_scalar()
          to assert on how the executing function has been called.
          assert_in() now lets you use undef as both the needle and one
          of the values in the haystack.

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- updated to 1.26
   see /usr/share/doc/packages/perl-Carp-Assert-More/Changes
  1.26    
          [ENHANCEMENTS]
          Add assert_arrayref_nonempty().
          Add assert_hashref_nonempty().

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- updated to 1.24
   see /usr/share/doc/packages/perl-Carp-Assert-More/Changes
  1.24    
          [ENHANCEMENTS]
          The requirement for Perl 5.10 has been reverted to 5.6.1.
  1.22    
          [ENHANCEMENTS]
          Add assert_keys_are() for asserting an exact list of keys.

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