Releases! Releases! Releases!

Alias on 2007-05-09T08:50:07

With everything up to date repository wise, I've started uploaded some long overdue code.

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File::HomeDir 0.65

Fixed some testing problems where it installed using sudo -H but not with plain old sudo. Now things like "sudo cpan Bundle::CPAN" should work again.

Object::Tiny 1.01

Object::Tiny now doesn't break when you use Object::Tiny for a subclass (embarrasing). Also uploaded 1.02 to fix some POD nigglies.

Module::Install 0.67

This mostly finalizes the changes form the previous two dev releases, as they've been working just fine for me for a while now.

The most visible change in 0.67 is that, based on information from Allison, if Module::Install sees that you are using an OSI-approved license and also have "All rights reserved" it will throw a legal warning at you.

Apparently, strictly speaking the All rights reserved terminology can negate open source licenses.

The other notable change is the "tests_recursive" command which will look for tests recursively instead of just in the top level of the t directory.

Archive::Builder 1.11

The way that Archive::Builder populated the files into archives was causing anything using Archive::Extract to extract the archives to break.

Archive::Builder now adds the file in a specific order to avoid triggering that error (it's a lost faster to workaround the bug in Archive::Builder than to fix it in Archive::Extract, which will be done as well but take longer).

YAML::Tiny 1.05

Adds support for whitespace in keys, and empty comments

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More releases to come, and once the maint stuff is out the way, I'll move on to the new modules.


All rights reserved

brian_d_foy on 2007-05-09T14:38:38

What is this information from Allison about OSI licenses? :)

Re:All rights reserved

Alias on 2007-05-10T05:00:22

She mentioned to me once that "All rights reserved" can be incompatible with Open Source licenses.

Jeez I hope I haven't mis-remembered :)