v2.2.0  2018-03-15 11:07:02 EST  Mark Leighton Fisher

  - RT fixes are for issues 82034, 84443, 121522, 122210, and
    122212.
  - Updated Changes file to include v2.1.2 changes.
  - Fix pmfunc to complain about missing functions.
  - Fix pmfunc test to use an example that is (still) a function
    (uses Cwd::chdir instead of the obsolete Cwd::getcwd).
  - Fix pmfunc POD to use an example that is (still) a function.
  - Add pmfunc tests for function signature and function body.
  - Fix podpath to detect POD in the file, in case the .pm file
    is found before the .pod file.
  - Fix faqpods for Fedora, which can put new FAQs in the
    $Config{'vendorlib'} directory instead.
  - Fix pminst to follow symlinks.
  - Fix podgrep to once again accept options (broken when pmtools
    started using 'use strict').
  - Fix podgrep to eliminate spurious message about Config::Config
    (which is actually used only once).
  - Added DB() == 1 to Devel::Loaded so you can invoke it like
    "perl -dLoaded SCRIPT" instead of "perl -MDevel::Loaded SCRIPT".

    NOTE: These changes mean that pmfunc works after all - the example
    in the POD was out of date (Cwd::getcwd is no longer a 'sub').

v2.1.2  2018-03-15 14:34:09 EST  Mark Leighton Fisher

  - RT fixes are for issues 90208, 110691, and 119879.
  - Fix for Windows - need to run external Perl programs as
    "perl EXTERNALPROGRAM ..." using $^X, otherwise the
    return status is wrong.
  - Fix t/pmcat.t and t/pmdesc.t for when PODs are separate from their
    module files (like Debian and Ubuntu).
  - Fixed several Copyright notices.
  - Caught repo up to v2.1.2.
  - Fixed release tags on GitHub.
  - Removed obsolete files.

v2.0.0  2014-02-03 17:59:29 EST  Mark Leighton Fisher

  - Bumped version to v2.0.0 because of the major architectural
    change -- the 'pmtools' module now contains the routine
    new_pod_iterator(), which creates an iterator over @INC for
    all of the variants of a POD's name ('LIB/MODULE.pm',
    'LIB/MODULE.pod', and 'LIB/pod/MODULE.pod').  This change
    is for when the POD is separate from its corresponding Perl
    module file (and is inspired by an upcoming Debian release).
  - Fixed pman and podpath to use new_pod_iterator(). This
    should fix rt.cpan.org #89006: "Carp has no POD on my
    5.18.1 installation -> still test suite failures with
    1.51".
  - Switched to the somewhat-more-standard 3-number versioning
    scheme.
  - Removed the increasingly-obsolete 'Makefile.lame'.

v1.54  2013-10-19 14:21:26 EST  Mark Leighton Fisher

  - Updated $VERSION in the modules and documented it too :)!

v1.53  2013-10-18 17:31:35 EST  Mark Leighton Fisher

  - Tried to update $VERSION in the modules.

v1.52  2013-09-28 19:00:47 EST  Mark Leighton Fisher

  - Updated $VERSION in the modules.

v1.51  2013-09-27 06:19:01 EST  Mark Leighton Fisher

  - NOTE: These are all fixes in the tests.
  - Fixed rt.cpan.org 88843, "t/pmall.t takes a long time" by using
    a head(1) clone (t/head.pl) to grab just the first 100 lines
    of pmall output, then matching against the general form of
    pmall output rather than specifically looking for Scalar::Util.
  - Fixed the tests to use Tie::Hash (pure Perl) instead of
    Scalar::Util, as there may or may not be a ...Scalar/Util.pm
    depending on how Perl was packaged and installed (Scalar::Util
    can exist as a pure Perl module and (more powerfully) as a mix
    of Perl and XS).
  - Fixed t/pmfunc.t and t/pmcheck.t to just check $? != 127 (i.e.
    the program ran in some way) rather than looking for a specific
    exit code. pmfunc does not work again yet, and pmcheck may or
    may not return an error depending whether your Perl configuration
    is correct.
  - Fixed t/pman.t, t/pmcat.t, and t/pmdesc.t to use the Carp module
    because Carp always has POD (Tie::Hash may not depending on
    the Perl version, and see above for Scalar::Util problems).
    
v1.50  2013-09-20 17:00:33 EST  Mark Leighton Fisher

  - This is the "Testing" release of pmtools! All of the
    pmtools now have tests.
  - Fixed so all programs and modules use a fixed value
    (literal) for $VERSION. This seems to work better with
    the CPAN toolchain. As I also updated all of the
    version numbers, this will fix rt.cpan.org
    "#88534: pmtools 1.40: Still has "1.30" in pmtools.pm"
  - Fixed so all tests add the pmtools to the PATH, whether
    or not the test actually needs it. This should fix
    rt.cpan.org "#88780: test failure".
  - Fixed pfcat documentation to always refer to "pfcat".
  - Fixed rt.cpan.org "#85352: typo fixes".

v1.40  2013-09-04 16:53:36 EST  Mark Leighton Fisher

  - This is the "Kwalitee" release of pmtools! All of the
    Test::Kwalitee and Test::Kwalitee::Extra tests now pass.
  - I have (briefly) tested this release on Debian 7.1
    with Perl 5.8.8, 5.14.2, and 5.18.1.
  - Please note that there are currently only tests for
    basepods and faqpods. My current plan is add tests for
    all other programs and modules in the next release.
  - This is the first release where I used Dist::Zilla to
    create the release. A special thanks to David Golden
    for bundling some many useful Dist::Zilla plugins
    together (Dist::Zilla::PluginBundle::DAGOLDEN).
  - All programs and modules now 'use strict' and
    'use warnings' (part of "Kwalitee").
  - Licensing information is now in the LICENSE section
    for programs and modules (part of "Kwalitee').
  - There are now LICENSE, MYMETA.json, META.yml, and
    MYMETA.yml files (part of "Kwalitee").
  - Programs are now in the standard location 'bin'.
  - Devel::Loaded is now in the standard location
    lib/Devel/Loaded.pm.
  - There is now a 'pmtools' module (lib/pmtools.pm).
  - 'pmtools' is now the source of the version number for
    all other programs and modules in pmtools. This should
    satisfy dsteinbrunner's pull request of April 27, 2013.
  - 'pminclude' lists the directories in @INC. This
    replaces the poorly-named 'pmdirs' program.
  - Documentation for Devel::Loaded has been fixed. This
    should satisfy neilbowers' pull request of December 21,
    2012 and neilbowers' pull request of July 16, 2013.
  - I've fixed some permissions and such that should satisfy
    dolmen's pull request of December 25, 2012.
  - INTERNAL DETAIL: This version was developed on a
    separate branch rather than 'master' (some Git
    goodness).

v1.30  2013-01-18 17:24:19 EST  Mark Leighton Fisher

  - Moved to Git for source control.
  - Added the GitHub repo
    https://github.com/markleightonfisher/pmtools.
  - Fixed Devel/Loaded.pm so it is not added to the
    output. Thanks to NEILB@cpan.org for spotting this
    bug (a modern Perls bug).
  - Patched pmeth to flag Perl constants as such (thanks
    to jpierce@cpan.org for the patch). XS constants
    are not yet marked (some C-fu needs to be applied).
  - Patched basepods to use 'pods' as the directory for
    the base PODs (modern Perls use 'pods'). Alas, this
    appears to be inspired by a CPANgnome, as there was
    no Requestor on the ticket. :(

v1.20  2012-12-07 15:25:50 EST  Mark Leighton Fisher

  - Patched pminst so only unique package names are printed.
    Thanks to Matthew Persico for the patch. (Honorable
    mention goes to Andrew Pam, but Matthew's patch is
    smaller and more robust as it handles an @INC with
    directories in any order.)
  - Fixed pminst to ignore non-existent directories.
  - Added pmcheck, a tool to check that Perl is set up
    correctly for use with Perl modules. Currently,
    pmcheck only verifies that everything in @INC is an
    existing, readable directory.

v1.10  2008-01-18 06:57:21 EST  Mark Leighton Fisher

  - Added copyrights in my name as well as Tom Christiansen.
  - Changed to dual-license like Perl: GNU and Perl Artistic.
    This was at the request of the Fedora project, as they
    wanted a version of pmtools licensed under GNU.

v1.01  2006-03-21 21:33:52 EST  Mark Leighton Fisher

  - Two sets of patches from Jose Pedro Oliveira:
    1. Added missing pmeth to Makefile.PL.
    2. "$mod" was partially renamed to "$module" in my copy; this
       patch restores it to "$mod".
  - Added Changes and TODO files.
  - Updated MANIFEST with Changes and TODO.