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CPAN Release Business::DK::FI 0.04
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3 Dec 2011This bug fix release re-addresses previous attempts at fixing a bug (see releases 0.03 and 0.02). The issue seemed to be associated with architecture and where I have only developed on a 64-bit enabled platforms using a 64-bit enabled perl I could not replicate the issue, which was related to Perl’s sprintf under 32-bit perl. [...]
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- Tags: 0.04, business::dk::fi, cpan, maintenance, perl, release
CPAN Release Business::DK::FI 0.03
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23 Nov 2011The maintenance release (0.02) of Business::DK::FI has again been put to the test by the marvelous CPAN testers.
Unfortunately release 0.02 did not seem to fix the issue described in BDKFI-17. Almost half of the tests performed fail.
I have had a hard time trying to replicate the issue, without success, so I am trying an alternative [...]
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- Tags: 0.03, business::dk::fi, cpan, maintenance, perl, release
CPAN Release Perl::Critic::logicLAB 0.04 and 0.05
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3 May 2011I have just uploaded Perl::Critic::logicLAB 0.05 to CPAN. I did not announce the release of 0.04 due to time constraints and since it was released during Easter I thought I could just as well announce them together.
The two releases introduces two new policies of mine:
Perl::Critic::Policy::logicLAB::RequireSheBang
Perl::Critic::Policy::logicLAB::ProhibitShellDispatch
The two policies focus on addressing interaction in, which your Perl [...]
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- Tags: perl, perlcritic, policies, release
CPAN Release Perl::Critic::logicLAB 0.01 and policies
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8 Sep 2010After a long time I finally got my own Perl::Critic policies released and uploaded to CPAN.
I have created a Task implementation bundle listing my two own policies for now (I expect to add other policies used later on). This gives you the opportunity to download the policies by themselves if they look like something you [...]
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- Tags: cpan, perl, perlcritic, policies, release
CPAN Release Task::BeLike::JONASBN 1.01
In: Releases
5 Sep 2010Task::BeLike::JONASBN 1.01 has been released to CPAN it is a simple bug fix release.
Based on CPAN testers results I could see that after making the POD generation a part of the build, I need to move the requirement for Tie::IxHash to be asserted prior to the build. So the configuration phase should identify the requirement [...]
CPAN Major release: Bundle::JONASBN renamed and refactored to Task::BeLike::JONASBN
In: Releases
1 Sep 2010The idea behind Bundles on CPAN is a very good. The implementation however relies somewhat on magic in the client. Adam Kennedy’s Task concept, solves this.
After reading the documentation and doing some considering I decided to deprecate Bundle::JONASBN and then redo the same distribution as Task::BeLike::JONASBN.
The project is in the same repository and Bundle::JONASBN was [...]
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- Tags: adamk, bundle::jonasbn, cpan, deprecation, kiss, perl, release, task::belike::jonasbn
The CPAN module Business::DK::CPR has followed it’s cousin Business::DK::CVR and has been updated with an OOP implementation (see: the earlier announcement).
Apart from the class addition, the release only addresses minor issues, like a failing test case reported by CPAN-testers. POD has been updated and the Build file has been adjusted.
The Changes file does not contain [...]
CPAN Release Workflow 1.34
In: Releases
7 Aug 2010I have implemented a workaround for the issues with failing tests for newer perls for version 1.33.
From the Changes file:
- Implemented work-around for RT #53909
https://rt.cpan.org/Ticket/Display.html?id=53909
The issue demonstrated here, which can be observed in perl versions newer
than 5.10.0 seems to be related to a issue mentioned here:
http://rt.perl.org/rt3/Public/Bug/Display.html?id=70171
RT #53909 is based on blead perl, in which also [...]
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- Tags: cpan, perl, release, workflow
CPAN Release WWW::DanDomain 0.04, feature release
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21 Feb 2010Release 0.04 (and 0.03) of WWW::DanDomain have been uploaded to PAUSE over the last days.
Release 0.03 implemented a new feature, supporting DanDomains authorization by IP, so it is not necessary to crawl the site and authenticate. So access directory to the source of exported data is possible with the correct configuration on the DanDomain side.
After [...]
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- Tags: cpan, dandomain, release
The Perl module Business::DK::CVR can be used to validate Danish CVR (VAT) numbers. This release introduces new features, somewhat alpha. One feature is integration with Mark Stosberg’s Data::FormValidator. So it is easier to integrate CVR validation with Data::FormValidator with standard constraints. This is experimental and it might get extended in the future, but in general [...]
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- jonasbn: I have made a release of Bundle::JONASBN (0.05), which only holds a notice of the deprecation of Bun [...]
- Shuck & Awe #10: Hunting for Perl | The Pythian Blog: [...] week we also had the 2010 installment of YAPC::EU, which took place this year in Pisa. Again, [...]
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- CPAN Release Business::DK::Phonenumber 0.04
- Initial Release of Task-Jenkins Uploaded to CPAN
- Open Source Days 2012, Copenhagen/Denmark
- CPAN Release Business::DK::FI 0.04
- CPAN Release Business::DK::FI 0.03
- CPAN Release Perl::Critic::logicLAB 0.04 and 0.05
- Nordic Perl Workshop 2011
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- Open Source Days 2011, Copenhagen/Denmark