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Strict mode?
See original GitHub issueNode v9.9.0 introduced some changes into the assert package. Most notably the introduction of strict mode.
Would you accept a PR introducing this new functionality and bringing this module up to date?
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- Created 5 years ago
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@jprichardson It would be very nice if we’ll get a NodeJS-compatibility. I.e.
commonjs-assert x.yis compatible withNodeJS x.y!Any updates on this issue?