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Revision history for Perl extension WWW::Mechanize::Cached

1.42 2013-06-29
    - Allow caching w/ Content-Encoding == chunked + no size header (Kent
      Fredric)

1.41 2012-06-27
    - Account for content length when deciding whether to cache (Kent Fredric)

1.40 2010-10-18
    - Fixed file prefix in cache_key.t when run under Windows

1.39 2010-10-09
    - live tests now skip if we can't connect to the live URL
    - Storable now has a specific version prerequisite

1.38 2010-10-07
    - cache_key test should now be portable to Windows
    - Critic test removed as Dist::Zilla runs this test automatically
    - POD tests should now only be run by author

1.37 2010-08-30
    - Removed TestCache from Makefile.  Had been automatically added
      by Dist::Zilla

1.36 2010-08-30
    - Caching is now positive by default (was negative up to this point)
    - Referring URLs are now, by defaut, not used when creating cache keys.
      This reverses the behaviour of previous versions.  RT #56757
    - Now using Moose and Dist::Zilla

1.35 2009-11-20
    - Changed test URL, which was causing a small percentage of installs to
      fail
    - Added latest HTTP::Headers to prerequisites in order to prevent some
      failed installs

1.34 2009-11-20
    - Added first example script
    - Expanded documentation re: custom caches
    - Removed some outdated files from distro

1.33 2009-07-13
    - Now maintained by Olaf Alders.  Thanks to Andy Lester for offering
      to let me take this on.
    - Applied patch from RT http://rt.cpan.org/Public/Bug/Display.html?id=42693
      This fixes the "Can't store CODE items" errors
    - Now requires Test::Warn 0.11 (fixes errors in t/002-bad-custom-cache.t)
    - Moved development to GitHub: http://github.com/oalders/www-mechanize-cached/tree/master
    - Added Perl::Critic author tests

1.32    Sun Apr 11 22:19:49 CDT 2004

        [ENHANCEMENTS]
        * Added the $mech->is_cached() method.

        * Verified that reusing an existing cache gives you the pages back.

        [INTERNAL]
        * Now requires WWW::Mechanize 1.00, because previous versions
          goofed up the HTTP headers on some requests.


1.30    Sun Mar 14 02:51:19 CST 2004

        No new features.

        [FIXED]
        * Fixed stupid configuration problem in t/bad-cache-test.t.
          If you got 1.28 installed OK, you don't need 1.30.

1.28    Sat Mar 13 22:05:26 CST 2004

        [THINGS THAT WILL BREAK YOUR CODE]
        * The C<cache> parm to the constructor is no longer a set
          of parms to specify how the cache will be initialized.  It
          must now be a fully-initialized cache object, probably in
          the Cache::Cache hierarchy.

        * Existing caches will not work, because I changed the
          directory that they get written to.  It used to go into
          /tmp/FileCache/WWW::Mechanize::Cached, but now will go into
          /tmp/FileCache/www-mechanize-cached.  This is so the Windows
          folks can use the module, too.

          However, if you want to create your own cache object that
          writes to /tmp/FileCache/WWW::Mechanize::Cached, for
          compatibility, you can create it and pass it in.

        [ENHANCEMENTS]
        * You can now specify your own Cache::Cache object to pass
          into the constructor.