to have (items|values|keys) satisfying: Only allow one <any> as the value, not <any+>

[papandreou]

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[sunesimonsen]

This is breaking right?

[papandreou]

In a good way :). Only suites that accidentally pass additional arguments (which are currently silently ignored) will break.

[sunesimonsen]

It looks like we used apply in this case, would that have worked with
varargs assertions like to have keys?
On Fri, 18 Nov 2016 at 07.06, Andreas Lind notifications@github.com wrote:

@papandreou commented on this pull request.

In lib/assertions.js #348
:

     '<array-like> to have items [exhaustively] satisfying <assertion>',

•    '<array-like> to be an array whose items [exhaustively] satisfy <any+>',
  

In a good way :). Only suites that accidentally pass additional arguments
(which are currently silently ignored) will break.

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[papandreou]

No, to satisfy never takes varargs, except in the <assertion> case.

[sunesimonsen]

Okay then this is just a bugfix 👍