A legacy interface for {::detect} with the option `strict: true`, ensures that the first executable on your path matches the requirements. @see Cliver::Dependency @overload (see Cliver::Dependency#initialize) @param (see Cliver::Dependency#initialize) @option options [Boolean] :strict (true) @see Cliver::Dependency::initialize @raise (see Cliver::Dependency#detect!) @return (see Cliver::Dependency#detect!)

A non-raising variant of {::detect!}, simply returns false if dependency cannot be found. @see Cliver::Dependency @overload (see Cliver::Dependency#initialize) @param (see Cliver::Dependency#initialize) @raise (see Cliver::Dependency#detect) @return (see Cliver::Dependency#detect)

The primary interface for the Cliver gem allows detection of an executable on your path that matches a version requirement, or raise an appropriate exception to make resolution simple and straight-forward. @see Cliver::Dependency @overload (see Cliver::Dependency#initialize) @param (see Cliver::Dependency#initialize) @raise (see Cliver::Dependency#detect!) @return (see Cliver::Dependency#detect!)

Verify an absolute-path to an executable. @param (see Cliver::Dependency#initialize)

  EXCEPT: executable must be a single, absolute path.

@option options [Boolean] :strict (true) @see Cliver::Dependency::initialize @raise (see Cliver::Dependency#detect!) @return (see Cliver::Dependency#detect!)

Wraps Cliver::assert and returns truthy/false instead of raising @see Cliver::assert @overload (see Cliver::Assertion#initialize) @param (see Cliver::Assertion#initialize) @return [False,String] either returns false or the reason why the

                       assertion was unmet.