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0.99 "Lyle D. Brooks" <brooks@deseret.com> reported there were instances
where interval was set to a negative value
Joe Smith <Joe.Smith@wcom.com> noted that one shouldn't declare
@ISA=qw(Autoloader) unless one is prepared to deal with it correctly.
Peter Allen <pgmppa@ibi.com> undef warnings when starting up on a
nonexistant file
Alain Fauconnet <alain@ait.ac.th> and Benjamin Zwittnig <beni@arnes.si>
provided test cases which helped me chase down another two cases where
File::Tail would spontaneously read too much.
0.99.2 Some operating systems sometimes return 0 for sysread on busy files.
This should now be handled correctly.
nowait can now be specified at object creation.
A callback is called on every file rotation, which can be used for
files that change their names with time.
0.99.3 Firefox crashed while I attempted upload to PAUSE, so I had to make
a new version just for that. Life is ridiculous.
1.0 Actually just two minor bug fixes (one of them in a test), but I no
longer see a point in not having a 1.0 version.
corpus/dists/File-Tail.parsed view on Meta::CPAN
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