ANNOUNCE: HTML::Mason 1.24

Dave Rolsky <[email protected]> Wed, 12 Nov 2003 12:00:59 -0600 (CST)
Newsgroups gmane.comp.web.mason.announce
Message-ID <Pine.LNX.4.58.0311121159430.19108__7626.90852066061$1068660153@urth.org>
This release contains a few small bug fixes:

[ BUG FIXES ]

- Two tests in 04-misc.t, #9 and #10, failed if Params::Validate 0.66+
was installed.  This happened because an error message given by
Params::Validate changed slightly, and was not a problem in the Mason
core code.
- The Component object method attr_if_exists returned 0 when the
attribute didn't exist, instead of undef as is documented.  Reported
by Chris Reinhardt.
- The HTML::Mason::Resolver::File glob_path method, which is used for
the preloads feature, now uses File::Glob::bsd_glob when run with Perl
5.6.0+.  This function properly handles spaces in filenames, which are
legal on most systems, and common on Win32.  Implemented by Autrijus
Tang.
- The Admin guide erroneously said that the default component root
when running Mason outside a web environment was "/".  It is the
current working directory.  Reported by Patrick Kane.


-dave

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