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CHANGELOG.md

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		### 1.0.3

		* docs: announce deprecation due to assertive>2.1.0 - [@dbushong](https://github.com/dbushong) [#3](https://github.com/groupon/assertive-as-promised/pull/3)
		- [`e81494e`](https://github.com/groupon/assertive-as-promised/commit/e81494e2bfb7970ffc6f0d832df28490ddf97749) docs: announce deprecation due to assertive>2.1.0


		### 1.0.2
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package.json

		{
		"name": "assertive-as-promised",
		"version": "1.0.2",
		"version": "1.0.3",
		"description": "Extends assertive with promise support",
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README.md

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		# DEPRECATED

		As of `assertive-2.1.0`, this functionality has been rolled into
		[assertive] itself. The only functional change is that you can no longer
		pass functions-which-return-promises as arguments to `resolves()` and
		`rejects()` - you should replace things like:

		```coffee
		assert = require 'assertive-as-promised'
		assert.rejects -> doSomething('blah')
		```

		with

		```coffee
		assert = require 'assertive'

		# this version will explode your test if there is a synchronous throw
		# during the invocation of doSomething() (which may be a good thing -
		# you can test for that behavior separately with assert.throws())
		assert.rejects(doSomething('blah')).then (err) -> ...

		# this version will turn any synchronous throw into a rejection which will
		# be available as err
		Promise = require 'bluebird'
		assert.rejects(Promise.try -> doSomething('blah')).then (err) ->
		```

		## How to Use
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