Revision history for Net-Jifty

0.14    3 Jan 2011
        Bump to Encode 2.41 to fix a test issue with encoded periods (Sartak)

0.12    27 May 2009
        Fix use of meta-attribute removed from triggers (Sartak)

0.11    19 Feb 2009
        Depend on Any::Moose instead of Moose

0.10
        Releng fixes
        Use a predicate for has_config_file

0.09
        Hash::Merge and Path::Class are now depended-upon only if you want
            cascading directory config

0.08    Mon Nov 17 18:39:11 UTC-4 2008
        added form_form_data_args method to support file uploads (ruz)
        reworked documentation (ruz)

0.07    Fri Aug 1 09:58:10 2008
        Cache each action and model spec, add methods to retrieve them
        Better support for multiple values for a single key
        Make DateTime an optional dependency

0.06    Mon Mar 17 13:15:09 2008
        Add directory filters for use by applications and subclasses
            Basically, each directory in your path can have a .jifty file
            with config in it. Each file is Hash::Merge'd. This lets your
            app have whatever context you want, based on where you are.
        appname is no longer required
        Add validate_action_args method and have ->act, ->create, etc use it
            if the strict_arguments attribute is true
                idea and proof of concept by John SJ Anderson

0.05    Mon Dec 21 01:56:40 2007
        Removed canonicalize_action and canonicalize_model
        Allow search arguments to be arrayrefs, to facilitate using hashes for
            them. e.g: 'id => [1, 5]' is equivalent to 'id => 1, id => 5'

0.04    Mon Dec 7 15:28:23 2007
        Work around an HTTP::Cookies bug with 'localhost'
        Add support for /=/search/
        Fixes to create and act

0.03    Wed Nov 28 17:03:17 2007
        Fix support for DELETE/PUT (patch by HANENKAMP)
        Workaround for a Jifty redirect bug (patch by HANENKAMP)
        Internals cleanups

0.02    Wed Nov 21 16:45:38 2007
        Support for config files
        Some date/time and email methods

0.01    Tue Nov 20 22:25:37 2007
        First version, released on an unsuspecting world.