How to use the assertive.resolves function in assertive
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jarrodldavis / probot-gpg / test / validate-gpg.js View on Github 
async function testScenario(baseVerified, middleVerified, headVerified) {
const [baseCommit, middleCommit, headCommit] = [baseVerified, middleVerified, headVerified].map(createCommit);
const githubMock = new GitHubMock();
sinon.stub(githubMock.repos, 'compareCommits').resolves({
data: { commits: [headCommit, middleCommit, baseCommit] }
});
return assert.resolves(validateGpg(githubMock, new ContextMock(), baseCommit.commit.sha, headCommit.commit.sha));
}assertive
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