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v3.3.1

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13 Nov 19:05
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v3.2.7: ## 3.2.7 - 2019-12-19

19 Dec 17:52
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3.2.7 - 2019-12-19

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  • Reinstated the @method return type for Assert\LazyAssertion methods to show that the return type is LazyAssertion.

v3.2.6

10 Oct 10:34
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3.2.6 - 2019-10-10

Fixes

  • Make Assert\Assertion::stringify() UTF-8 safe (Thanks to Pedram Azimaei)

v3.2.5

10 Oct 10:23
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3.2.5 - 2019-10-10 - Fix the broken things release.

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  • Sigh!
    • Richard Quadling

Fixes

  • REALLY Removed dependency of the intl extension.
  • Updated the Docblocks for Assert\Assertion::all() helper to show that the value is expected to be an array.

v3.2.4

10 Oct 10:14
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3.2.4 - 2019-10-09 - Fix the broken things release.

Notice

  • It seems I've been slightly lax in verifying the signature changes and expected extensions.
    Hopefully, both of these have been fixed in this version.
    Truly sorry for breaking the internet!
    • Richard Quadling

Fixes

  • Restored \Assert\Assertion::createException() signature to 3.2.2.
  • Removed dependency of the intl extension. If the extension is available, then Assert\Assertion::count(), Assert\Assertion::isCountable(), Assert\Assertion::minCount(), and Assert\Assertion::maxCount() will operate on ResourceBundles.
  • Fixed the @method return type for Assert\LazyAssertion methods to show that the return type is static for extensions of Assert\LazyAssertion.
    NOTE : Docblock does not have the ability to differentiate between a non static @method whose returns type is of the subclass and a @method that is called statically (PSR-5#899). So the use of static static is a fudge that sort of works for IDEs that need to know about the method that MAY be overridden in a subclass.

v3.2.3

23 Aug 17:59
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3.2.3 - 2019-08-23

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  • Added type hints and documentation consistency (Thanks to Andru Cherny)

v3.2.2

23 Aug 16:05
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3.2.2 - 2019-08-23

Added assertions