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*   "--dev" supported

*   Temporal difference comparison.

  Temporal difference comparison

One of the big features of using the "MetaCPAN" API, is the ability to
filter results into a time bracket.

As such, this application can tell you only about updates that happened
to things you have installed "IF" they've been recently updated.

For instance, one problem I kept facing was this:

  $ cpan-outdated
  # Broken::Package
  $ cpanm Broken::Package
  # Broken::Package is broken!
  ... wait a few days
  $ cpan-outdated
  # Broken::Package

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=item * Temporal difference comparison.

=back

=head2 Temporal difference comparison

One of the big features of using the C<MetaCPAN> API, is the ability to filter results into a time bracket.

As such, this application can tell you only about updates that happened to things you have installed C<IF> they've been
recently updated.

For instance, one problem I kept facing was this:

  $ cpan-outdated
  # Broken::Package
  $ cpanm Broken::Package
  # Broken::Package is broken!
  ... wait a few days
  $ cpan-outdated
  # Broken::Package