- New upstream release 1.03
- all_critic_ok() will now run tests in parallel over multiple cores. So if
you have 8 cores, your Perl::Critic tests could run 8x faster. However,
the actual performance depends on the size and shape of your code base and
your Perl::Critic configuration.
- If you're using the critic_ok() function directly (perhaps because you want
more control over which files are tested) then you won't see any
performance boost. I recommend gathering your list of files first, and then
passing the list to all_critic_ok().
- The deprecated function all_code_files() has now been removed from
Test::Perl::Critic. Use Perl::Critic::Utils::all_perl_files() instead.
- Classify buildreqs by usage
- Drop obsoletes/provides for old -tests package
- Use %license where possible