- New upstream release 2.04
- Bump requirement for a newer version of Module::Metadata
(the version that comes with Perl 5.14 cannot handle package block syntax)
- BR: perl-generators
- Simplify find command using -delete
- New upstream release 2.03
- Added 'multiple' option to check each version inside a .pm file with
multiple packages
- Remove annoying warnings when version_ok called by itself (GH#5)
- New upstream release 1.05
- New maintainer (PLICEASE) updated meta
- Retained six-digit version number for rpm to maintain upgrade path, until
upstream reaches version 2 anyway
- New upstream release 1.003001
- Skip packages unindexable by pause (GH#4)
- Remove inline and remove _get_version; trying to skip test there won't work
(GH#4)
- New upstream release 1.002003
- Fix synopsis (https://github.com/xenoterracide/Test-Version/pull/6)
- Change Dist::Zilla plugins
- Remove old documentation that no longer applies
- Fix misgithap
- More dist.ini updates
- Update patches and buildreqs as needed
- Drop support for old rpm versions as this package's requirements will never
be satisfied in EPEL-5
- New upstream release 1.002001:
- Fix metadata caused by a bug in DZP::GitHub after asking repo to be
unlinked from gitpan
- Don't need to remove empty directories from buildroot
- Use %{_fixperms} macro rather than our own chmod incantation
- Use DESTDIR rather than PERL_INSTALL_ROOT
- Drop %defattr, redundant since rpm 4.4
- Don't attempt to run author/release tests when bootstrapping
- New upstream release 1.002000:
- Use Module::Metadata - apparently it's closer to how Perl works than
Module::Extract::VERSION
- Use perl decimal style semantic versioning because of bugs in EUMM with
vstring versions
- Allow disabling of 'has_version'
- Require at least 1 version
- Allow for checking that a module is_strict
- Fix some issues in the pod
- BR: perl(Module::Metadata) rather than perl(Module::Extract::VERSION)
- BR: perl(Test::Exception) and perl(Test::Requires) for test suite
- BR: perl(strict) and perl(warnings) for completeness
Paul Howarth
Fedora Release Engineering