refering ticket #70

[vpereira]

It's more like a proof of concept but it works.

now you can do something like:

 ensure_inclusion_of_matcher(:attr).in_array [true,false]

we could implement as well the ensure_exclusion_of_matcher(:attr).in_array []

[gabebw]

Please move this logic to a method.

[gabebw]

Admittedly some of my comments above are sort of nitpicky style stuff.

[vpereira]

i will fix all of those issues, but not friday night :-))

[vpereira]

@gabebw I think its everything there :-)

[attilagyorffy]

+1, I was going to fork this and create a pull request, although i couldn't have done a better job than this methinks. Can we expect this feature in a forthcoming new release some time soon?

Thanks.

[vpereira]

hi @gabebw everything fine with my commits? I did see that you did try it in a unstable branch.. will you merge it or there is any other missing point?

[gabebw]

@vpereira: Thanks! I fixed one thing (the @array.any? meant that if the first value was allowed, the tests would pass even if the second value wasn't allowed). Merged!

[vpereira]

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