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Would prefer to condense these but definitely not necessary to do so:
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I think changing each to anassert.strictEqual()would be even better because it gives descriptive information about exactly why the throw isn't matching. Otherwise, you kind of have to figure it out.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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D'oh! No, I'm wrong, never mind. I thought this was inside an
assert.throws()and not anArray.prototype.some(). Ignore my previous comment.