I've just pushed new Tangerine, v0.15, to CPAN. Updates should land in Fedora and EPEL in the coming weeks. There are quite a few things about this release I'd like to point out: - The utility lives in its own distribution now and will have to be installed separately. I'll submit it for package review soon. - The module now requires fewer dependencies as I abandoned Mo in favour of perl's native object system. - I adopted the common terminology and renamed the main methods, hook types and modes. `provides' is now called `package', `use' is `compile' and `require' is `runtime'. The old names are still available for backwards compatibility. - The utility output is slightly different now, reflecting on the abovementioned change. - Parallel scanning is supported and it's on by default, automagically spawning just the right number of workers. This can be adjusted with the -j option. - You can now generate metadata diffs, comparing directories or tarballs. Thanks to Paul for this suggestion -- it's really quite handy when doing package updates. - Fixed some nasty bugs in module name and version filters. - It's all much cleaner and faster now :) Cheers, Petr
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