Upstream changes:
3.1 Sat Apr 3 04:56:36 CEST 2010
- removed "parenthesis" warning:
sysread $fh, my $buf, -s $fh; # ok
sysread $fh, my $buf, $size; # warning
Made no sense to me, especially as $size is in scope.
- no longer hardcode warning/struct bits, calculate them at
installation time, for when I will no longer be alive etc.
- tweaked documentation.
Upstream changes:
3.0 Tue Dec 15 03:24:28 CET 2009
- enable "use utf8" effect by default.
- removed "utf8" warning category. while this contains useful security
stuff, it also makes implementing security stuff almost impossible,
as it completely mangles perls internal utf8 encoding with actual
utf-8 encoding, and confuses "unicode", "string codepoints" and
"utf-8" so much that it becoems practically unusable.
2.03 Wed Dec 2 18:38:53 CET 2009
- removed "unopened" warning category, as this breaks "stat _", which
seems to be a bug in all perl versions (see perlbug #71002).
- some doc updates.
Upstream changes:
2.02 Wed Nov 4 12:04:08 CET 2009
- no functional changes.
- add META.yml clarification to the faq, tune the docs a bit
and add a "much reduced typing" section.
- unfortunately, the tone of the manpage has tightened and is
more serious in many parts now. We consider this a bug that we
plan to fix before 2100.
2.01 Mon Oct 5 17:01:48 CEST 2009
- add a FAQ section.
- use a more future-proof way to set the warning mask.
Upstream changes:
2.0 Tue Sep 1 20:28:25 CEST 2009
- codename "fatality", now with big doses of... fatality.
- enabled an enourmous number of warnings and made them FATAL,
as warned about in earlier releases. Of course we carefully
tested the new warnings against our modules, as mentioned
in the manpage, too.
Upstream changes:
1.0 Sat Aug 22 22:08:50 CEST 2009
- no functional changes.
- really, the first version of common sense!
- slightly improved documentation.
- forgot to include license.
scheduled import of p5-EV-3.7
This module implements some sane defaults for Perl programs, as defined
by two typical (or not so typical - use your common sense) specimens of
Perl coders.
