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assert: confusion between JS strict mode and assert strict mode #30485
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The assert
strict modeis completely independent from the JavaScript strict mode ("use strict").Using assert's strict mode means e.g.
assert.equal()to behave identical toassert.strictEqual().If you have a recommendation to improve the documentation, please open a PR for that :)
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on Nov 14, 2019 @BridgeAR added some content to point the differences out. Please take a look if the change is okay.
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on Feb 6, 2020 Yes @juanarbol! This can be closed now.
Fixed here -> #30486Reacted by Juan José
Hi maintainers,
I was just going through the docs of the
assertmodule and was confused with the whole idea of strict mode there. It'd great if someone can give a brief idea behind the way it is implemented now and the reasoning behind it.PS: I literally tried adding
"use strict";hoping it'd be picked up.