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Revision history for Perl module Exporter::Easy

0.18 2015-10-12 NEILB
    - Updated github repo URL after changing my github username
    - Added [MetaJSON] to dist.ini so META.json is included in releases

0.17 2014-07-03 NEILB
    - Switched to Dist::Zilla, in the process fixing RT#40987
    - Added a load of alternative Exporter modules to SEE ALSO
    - Decided to do a developer release first, given there are 16 dists on
      CPAN that use this dist.
    - Added github repo to pods.
    - Renamed CHANGES to Changes and reformatted as per CPAN::Changes::Spec

0.16_01 2014-06-29 NEILB
    - All changed in 0.17 were first in this developer release

0.16 2004-08-03 FDALY

    - Fixed Exporter::Easiest so that it automatically does the use vars,
      the problem was that I was not using the magic goto so the vars were
      being used in the wrong package.
    - Factored out some code in the vars tests.

0.15 2003-02-25 FDALY

    - changed the processing order and documented it
    - FAIL symbols are now added to EXPORT_OK
    - Fixed bug, ":" now is anchored to start of string for tag detection
     is Easiest
    - Optimised expand_tags a little by specialising the add/delete code
      for the tag and non-tag cases.

0.14 2003-02-13 FDALY

    - some slight optimistaions
    - no longer subtracting the FAIL from OK
    - more helpful errors messages
    - added benchmark

0.13 2003-02-13 FDALY

    - I should have fixed Easiest to work with ALL as weel as VARS and ISA,
      done now
    - Doc fixes

0.12 2003-02-13 FDALY

    - Fixed Easiest to handle scalar values for VARS and ISA

0.11 2003-02-13 FDALY

    - No longer need to use TAGS in Easiest
    - Added ISA control
    - No longer including EXPORT in EXPORT_OK
    - Added OK_ONLY, which means only these symbols go in EXPORT_OK
    - Added VARS control. Now no longer need to explicitly use vars
      for exportable variables

0.1 2003-02-12 FDALY

    - initial release