MORIYA / MooseX-Types-Moose-MutualCoercion-0.04 / Changes 
This file documents the revision history for Perl distribution
`MooseX-Types-Moose-MutualCoercion`.


VERSION HISTORY
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0.04 : Released on 2013-12-25 (JST)
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### Bug fixes

#### Following recent Moose

-   Replaced `load_class()` and `is_class_loaded()` functions from
    `Class::MOP` module as an internally-used class loader with namesake
    functions from `Class::Load` module.
    It intended to follow recent Moose (2.1200).
    It is concerned with RT #90911 (by Upasana Shukla).
    Thank you for your contributions.

#### Packaging

-   The package no longer includes test modules.
    They caused a failure of the tests.
    It is concerned with RT #89913 (by Poul Henning Sørensen), #91051
    (by Slaven Rezić) and #91581 (by Caleb Cushing).
    Thank you for your contributions.


0.03 : Released on 2010-05-15 (JST)
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(No code changes)

-   `StrToClassName` is now deprecated.
    Please use `MooseX::Types::LoadableClass`'s `LoadableClass`.


0.02 : Released on 2010-04-28 (JST)
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### Bug fixes

-   Changed the parent type of `StrToClassName` from `NonEmptySimpleStr`
    (provided by `MooseX::Types::Common::String`) to `NonEmptyStr`.
    You can set a string more than 255 characters into an attribute with
    the type.


0.01 : Released on 2010-04-23 (JST)
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(No code changes)

-   Corrected testing for `use_ok`.


0.00 : Released on 2010-04-23 (JST)
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Initial release.


META INFORMATION
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Version notation
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    V.vvrr_dd : Released on YYYY-MM-DD (Time Zone)

### V  : Major version number

-   Added ambitious features
-   Changed in APIs
    (older API will be keeped to compatibility for a some period)
-   ...

### vv : Minor version number (in major version)

-   Added several features
-   Improved any features
-   Fixed bugs
-   ...

### rr : Revision number (in minor version, on demand)

You would not need to update the distribution.

-   Improved tests
-   Updated documents
-   ...

### dd : Developer release number (in revision number, on demand)

This is unstable version.
Unless you are a developer, You will not be recommended to upgrade
the distribution.

-   Added experimental features
-   Fixed bugs provisionally
-   ...


Document format
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This `Changes` file was formatted in Markdown.

    % perl -MText::Markdown -MFile::Slurp \
      -e 'print (Text::Markdown->new->markdown(scalar read_file(q{Changes})));'