I have just revived a lot of my CPAN distributions after they where stranded in migration. One these distributions is Date::Holidays a wrapper/adapter to modules in the Date::Holidays namespace and related. Since development started up again I have made several releases and I am on a quest to get all of the RTs/issues out of the way.
Some release history:
0.19 2014.08.27 bug fix release, update not required (see below)
- This release addressed reports on failing tests for perl 5.21
The use in this distribution of UNIVERSAL is now deprecated,
see: Github issue [#3] and [RT:98337]0.18 2014.08.24 feature release, update not required
- Added adapter class for Date::Holidays::BR [RT:63437]
0.17 2014.08.22 maintenance release, update not required
- Migrated from Module::Build to Dist::Zilla
- Fixed issue in some test, which would break if Date::Holidays::DK
was not installed0.16 2014.08.18 maintenance release, update not required
- Fixed POD error
- Aligned all version numbers
- Added t/kwalitee.t Test::Kwalitee test
- Added t/changes.t Test::CPAN::Changes test
What struck me when I was shifting back and forth between perl versions on my laptop and had to install some of the Date::Holidays modules over and over again, was:
- I have to refamiliarize me with my own code
- I have to get an overview of what new distributions have been added to the namespace and acquire my attention, I feel like I have been on a looooong holiday
- I seriously need to get some work done and get some releases out
Enter Task::Date::Holidays! – using this distribution it will be easy for me to get all of the interesting distributions installed when I have completed point 2, then I can focus on point 3 and point one will solve itself.
Task::Date::Holidays 0.01, contain the following list of distributions:
- Date::Holidays::AT
- Date::Holidays::NO
- Date::Holidays::DK
- Date::Holidays::DE
- Date::Holidays::GB
- Date::Holidays::PT
- Date::Holidays::ES
- Date::Holidays::PL
- Date::Holidays::CZ
- Date::Holidays::KR
- Date::Holidays::SK
- Date::Holidays::FR
- Date::Holidays::BR
- Date::Holidays::CA_ES
- Date::Holidays::USFederal
- Date::Holidays::CA
- Date::Holidays::CN
- Date::Holidays::NZ
- Date::Holidays::AU
Many of these are completely new to me, so this will be very interesting – so expect plenty of releases of Date::Holidays as I chew my way through the list…
jonasbn, Copenhagen