Bump webmozart/assert from 1.0.2 to 1.10.0

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Bumps webmozart/assert from 1.0.2 to 1.10.0.

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Release 1.10.0

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Release 1.9.1

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Release 1.9.0

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Release 1.8.0

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Release 1.7.0

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Release 1.6.0

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Release 1.5.0

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Release 1.4.0

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Release 1.3.0

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1.2.0

• added Assert::throws()
• added Assert::count()
• added extension point Assert::reportInvalidArgument() for custom subclasses

1.1.0

• added Assert::object()
• added Assert::propertyExists()
• added Assert::propertyNotExists()
• added Assert::methodExists()
• added Assert::methodNotExists()
• added Assert::uuid()

Changelog

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1.10.0

Added

• On invalid assertion, we throw a Webmozart\Assert\InvalidArgumentException
• Added Assert::positiveInteger()

Changed

• Using a trait with real implementations of all*() and nullOr*() methods to improve psalm compatibility.

Removed

• Support for PHP <7.2

1.9.1

Fixed

• provisional support for PHP 8.0

1.9.0

• added better Psalm support for all* & nullOr* methods
• These methods are now understood by Psalm through a mixin. You may need a newer version of Psalm in order to use this
• added @psalm-pure annotation to Assert::notFalse()
• added more @psalm-assert annotations where appropriate

Changed

• the all* & nullOr* methods are now declared on an interface, instead of @method annotations. This interface is linked to the Assert class with a @mixin annotation. Most IDE's have supported this for a long time, and you should not lose any autocompletion capabilities. PHPStan has supported this since version 0.12.20. This package is marked incompatible (with a composer conflict) with phpstan version prior to that. If you do not use PHPStan than this does not matter.

1.8.0

Added

• added Assert::notStartsWith()
• added Assert::notEndsWith()
• added Assert::inArray()
• added @psalm-pure annotations to pure assertions

Fixed

• Exception messages of comparisons between DateTime(Immutable) objects now display their date & time.
• Custom Exception messages for Assert::count() now use the values to render the exception message.

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Commits

• 6964c76 Release 1.10.0 (#239)
• 728e294 Remove code coverage (#238)
• 5c629e3 Introduce own exception for assertions (#222)
• 6747ed2 #213 implemented Assert::positiveInteger() to have psalm positive-int ass...
• 4631e2c Add a note about static analysis (#235)
• 9c89b26 Cleanup in meta files (#234)
• 1838a0f Drop PHP versions before 7.2 (#232)
• bb3cf2e Use Github actions with style (#233)
• 0cb5813 Attempt to use github CI (#227)
• 088006b Merge pull request #223 from andrew-demb/styleci-fix
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