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EnsureThat

Ensure.That updates

Ensure.That has been around for quite some time (2011-08-23). With the new release (v7.0.0) there are some changes, e.g. targeting .NET Standard 1.1 & 2.0 as well as .NET4.5.1 and a new contextual API. But it's also time to finally deprecate the old API lurking around in there, namely the Ensure…

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