Revision history for Test-Permissions

0.001.2	Tue Oct  6 09:16:55 AM EDT 2026
	[ Bug Fixes ]
	t/transition.t: the effective-uid test, run as root, failed when
	  root's TMPDIR was private (pam_tmpdir makes /tmp/user/0 mode 0700),
	  as uid 65534 could not reach the directory.  It now uses a
	  directory under /tmp
	t/kwalitee.t: run the META.yml check when META.yml exists, as in a
	  built distribution

0.001.1	Fri Oct  2 09:21:53 AM EDT 2026
	[ Bug Fixes ]
	Bump minimum version of Params::Validate::Strict

0.001.0	Wed Sep 30 10:32:18 AM EDT 2026
	First version, taken from App-makefilepl2cpanfile's private
	  t/lib/Test/Permissions.pm and extended:
	Seven kinds of access: read, write, create, search, exec, delete and
	  sticky.  create is what the private helper called can_revoke_write;
	  can_revoke_write now checks a file's own write bit
	Probe the directory the caller names (default File::Spec->tmpdir),
	  and cache per kind, canonical directory, effective uid and groups;
	  set_cache_scope('device') shares answers across a device
	Every probe checks a baseline, checks that chmod really changed the
	  mode, and counts only EACCES or EPERM as denied
	why_not() gives the reason for a 0 answer; skip_unless_can_revoke()
	  skips a SKIP block with it, natively under Test2::V0
	acl_denies() finds an ACL (or similar) that denies access the mode
	  bits allow
	with_revoked() takes access away for the length of a block and always
	  restores the mode
	permissions_report() describes the environment, for diag()
	Works under taint mode (perl -T)
	Probes never die or warn, restore modes and leave nothing behind
	Messages can be translated with set_messages()
	Needs perl 5.26, because Params::Validate::Strict does