Ahem! In the last pull request (Which was merged already) I was trying to enhance the error messages in case of failure due to (require or require_not) options. However, there is a little mistake in getting the failed string (actually it gets the next string in the array, or undefined).
It is fixed in this commit. I double tested it. And I'm sorry for the previous mistake.
Hi there,
Ahem! In the last pull request (Which was merged already) I was trying to enhance the error messages in case of failure due to (require or require_not) options. However, there is a little mistake in getting the failed string (actually it gets the next string in the array, or undefined).
It is fixed in this commit. I double tested it. And I'm sorry for the previous mistake.