Add support for standalone true, false and null types#149
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Add support for standalone true, false and null types#149Ocramius merged 1 commit intolaminas:4.8.xfrom
true, false and null types#149Ocramius merged 1 commit intolaminas:4.8.xfrom
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Signed-off-by: Ion Bazan <ion.bazan@gmail.com>
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Signed-off-by: Ion Bazan ion.bazan@gmail.com
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Provides support for
true,falseandnulltypes.The
falseandnullale no longer required to be a part of a union, therefore they can used on its own. TherequiresUnionWithStandaloneType()method has been replaced with a simplereturn falseas it is used inassertCanBeAStandaloneType()andassertCanIntersectWith()- it may be replaced in the future if needed.See: #142