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Changes for version 2.2.0 - 2023-01-29

  • ENHANCEMENTS
    • Added assert_cmp( $x, $op, $y [, $msg] ), analogous to cmp_ok in Test::More, so you can do assert_cmp( $n, '>', 10 ); which will give better diagnostics than just assert( $n > 10 ); Operators supported are: lt le gt ge == != > >= < <=
    • assert_all_keys_in() now lists all key failures in the message, not just the first one.
    • assert_keys_are() now lists all key failures in the message, not just the first one.

Modules

Convenience assertions for common situations