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CPAN Release Business::DK::FI 0.04

jonasbn — Sat, 03 Dec 2011 15:20:23 +0000

This 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. I now use string indications (*s*) instead of signed integer (*d*) and it seems to work.

The issue was labelled: BDKFI-20. The change can be inspected in Fisheye.

The distribution will be made available via CPAN and your local mirror shortly or you can go to MetaCPAN.

Thanks to my colleague Erik Johansen for the assistance and pointer to what the problem was.

jonasbn, Copenhagen

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CPAN Release Business::DK::FI 0.03

jonasbn — Wed, 23 Nov 2011 08:31:56 +0000

The 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 implementation of a fix. I am not sure addresses the exact issue but the code still works as expected.
I am looking very much forward to seeing the CPAN testers results based on this new release and I am crossing my fingers. If you evaluate the failure reports for release 0.02 and have an explanation I am still all ears for getting a possible explanation to the trouble with this pretty basic code.
Enjoy,
jonasbn, Stockholm/Sweden, Wednesday 2011.11.23
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CPAN Maintenance release of Business::DK::Phonenumber

jonasbn — Fri, 17 Jul 2009 19:40:49 +0000

Version 0.03 of our open source Perl module Business::DK::Phonenumber have been uploaded to CPAN.

The release contains a single bug fix addressing a serious bug in the primary regular expression used in the validation subroutine.

The problem was a simple \b (word boundary), which should have been a \z (end of string). We have chosen to use \A (beginning of string) and \z over ^ and $, which might bear other meaning is regular expressions. The \b bug is expected to be a simple typo.

The validation was generally working as expected, but the \b would allow invalid strings resembling phone number to pass as valid.

Updating is recommended if you are using Business::DK::Phonenumber or any of it’s modules.

Thanks to Michael Zedeler locating and reporting the issue.

Business::DK::Phonenumber is distributed under the Artistic License and can be downloaded from your local CPAN mirror or via: search.cpan.org.