Assert vs. Verify

[Joseph]

This may be a very easy question to answer:

The reference documents say - 

Nightwatch.js instance has two objects containing the same methods to perform assertions on elements:

• .assert - when an assertion fails, the test ends, skipping all other assertions.
• .verify - when an assertion fails, the test logs the failure and continues with other assertions.

Does this mean I can do - this.assert.equal(...) and this.verify.equal(...) ?  When I try verify, the command line tells me equal is not a valid method:

" TypeError: Object #<Object> has no method 'equal' "

[Andrei Rusu]

Yes, sorry, that's a current problem which is being correct for v0.4.

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[Joseph]

Thanks for updating the code here.  As of 0.4, I can use .verify.ok/equal .  That helps out a lot.  Keep up the good work.