This now uses year ranges, which I'll update annually.
This also renames "R-T Specialty" to "Ryan Specialty Group". The latter is
the parent company of the former. I was originally employed under the
former when LoVullo Associates was purchased, by I now work for the parent
company.
* assert.xml (_assert_)[@neg-desc@]: New param to allow setting the
description of the negative classification. This is especially useful
when humans are going to be reading the assertion classifications; it can
otherwise be very confusing.
* assert.xml (_assert_)[@neg-as@, @neg-yields@]: Rename from `@neg_as@' and
`@neg_yields' respectively.
This renames these params to be consistent with modern standards.
We want to do this before they're actually in use.
These need to be re-thought, as they are now just confusing. For now,
things should just use the _assert_ primitive.
* assert.xml (_assert-nonzero_, _fail-on-empty_): Remove templates.
Keep things consistent. A deprecation warning will be displayed for
`_fail-on-empty_'.
* assert.xml (_assert-nonzero_): Rename from `_fail-on-empty'.
(_fail-on-empty_): Alias to `_assert-nonzero'. Display deprecation
warning.
This completely breaks BC by completely reversing existing behavior.
I'm not sure what I was thinking to begin with.
Assertions are supposed to state an _expected_ condition and fail if they
yield _false_; this is the opposite of what `_assert_' was doing before this
change!
To keep things simple, the template now requires a body and the extra
`@when@' and `@class@' params have been removed (but are still available on
`_fail-on-empty_').
* assert.xml (_assert_): Negate behavior.
[@when@, @class@]: Remove params.
Otherwise, they're not included in package eligibility classes.
@external will be removed at some point in the future anyway; it's no
longer needed.
* assert.xml (_assert_): Remove @external.
Mike Gerwitz
Mike Gerwitz