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Testing and assertion library with friendly BDD syntax — awesome.must.be.true(). Many expressive matchers and is test runner and framework agnostic. Follows RFC 2119 with its use of MUST. Good and well tested stuff.

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23 VERSIONS IN TOTAL
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0.13.413 Jan, 2017
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0.13.312 Jan, 2017
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0.13.220 Jul, 2016
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0.13.126 Sep, 2015
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0.13.026 Sep, 2015
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0.13.0-rc122 Sep, 2015
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0.13.0-beta215 Jun, 2015
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0.13.0-beta115 Jun, 2015
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0.12.028 May, 2014
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0.11.013 Feb, 2014
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0.10.031 Oct, 2013
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0.9.131 Oct, 2013
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0.9.028 Oct, 2013
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0.8.027 Oct, 2013
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0.7.023 Oct, 2013
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0.6.015 Oct, 2013
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0.5.012 Oct, 2013
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0.4.011 Oct, 2013
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0.3.05 Oct, 2013
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0.2.026 Sep, 2013
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