As described in #14, if the tested value is auto the following changes now apply:
If default is set, it is applied on auto
If default is not set, but optional is true, the tested value is parsed as none without failing
If there is no default and it is not optional, an assertion error is thrown
There don't appear to be any regressions but this is a breaking change so its something to keep in our minds if something starts going fucky-wucky later down the line.
As described in #14, if the tested value is
autothe following changes now apply:defaultis set, it is applied onautodefaultis not set, butoptionalis true, the tested value is parsed asnonewithout failingThere don't appear to be any regressions but this is a breaking change so its something to keep in our minds if something starts going fucky-wucky later down the line.
Resolves #14