Revision history for Webservice::Overleaf::API.

0.01 Mon Sep 7 15:01:00 2026
     - initial upload

0.02 Tue Sep 8 08:56:00 2026

0.03 Tue Sep 8 08:56:00 2026
     - documented the overleaf command-line client from
       Webservice::Overleaf::API, including current Git and browser-session
       authentication procedures
     - documented overleaf_session2 session-file creation and Overleaf's
       current five-day cookie retention period, with invalidation caveats
     - render CLI --help directly from embedded POD with core Pod::Text,
       avoiding a newer Pod::Usage dependency that breaks installation on
       Perl 5.10
     - added the `overleaf` command-line modulino using Util::H2O::More
       Getopt2h2o and Dispatch::Fu, with full POD, --help/-h, and
       --version/-v
     - added CLI commands for project/Git URLs, Open in Overleaf imports,
       Git clone/pull/push/remote management, project listing, ZIP download,
       compile, PDF download, and named compile-output download
     - comprehensive mocked test suite with GitHub CI across supported Perl
       versions; CI intentionally does not invoke Dist::Zilla
     - initial CPAN-compatible release
     - added official "Open in Overleaf" URI/data/form helpers with engine,
       main-document, filename, and Visual Editor options
     - added official Overleaf Git bridge URL, clone, pull, push, and remote
       helpers without exposing authentication tokens on command lines
     - added explicitly opt-in experimental browser-session support for
       project listing, project ZIP download, remote compile, PDF download,
       and named compile-output download
     - added current and legacy project metadata parsing for Overleaf Cloud
       and older/self-hosted instances
     - added Dispatch::Fu operation and HTTP-status dispatching
     - added Util::H2O::More objectification for projects and compile results
     - added fully mocked HTTP/Git tests; the test suite makes no live
       Overleaf requests

0.04 Tue Sep 8 08:56:00 2026
     - working on pre-reqs
     - fixed deps install on MSYS2 (SSL/TLS stack for HTTP::Tiny)

0.05 Tue Sep 8 09:56:00 2026
     - documentation-focused release with a practical end-to-end overleaf
       command-line walkthrough from browser-session setup through project
       listing, source ZIP inspection, remote compilation, PDF retrieval and
       viewing, build-artifact inspection, and Git workflows
     - documented ~/.ol-session.txt usage, overleaf_session2 browser-cookie
       acquisition, the current five-day session retention period, and the
       distinction between browser-session and Git-token authentication
     - documented how to distinguish project source files from compile
       artifacts, find .tex files in the downloaded ZIP, and identify the
       configured root TeX document from output.log
     - expanded Webservice::Overleaf::API POD with the major CLI workflow
       highlights and rebuilt README.md as a practical combined guide to the
       module API and overleaf client

0.06 Tue Sep 8 19:31:00 2026
     - documented the Git bridge as the source synchronization interface, the
       ZIP as an exported project snapshot, and the tool's use in Science Perl
       Journal author/editor workflows
     - added a high-level local `overleaf compile [ROOT.tex]` workflow that
       infers the Overleaf project and branch from Git, pushes the committed
       project, compiles remotely, and downloads the resulting PDF
     - retained `compile PROJECT_ID` as the low-level remote-only operation and
       added --no-push, --remote, --remote-branch, and --output support
     - standardized credentials under ~/.overleaf/session and
       ~/.overleaf/git-token, with OVERLEAF_SESSION and OVERLEAF_GIT_TOKEN
       environment overrides and secure Git authentication via GIT_ASKPASS
     - added portable credential-permission checks for POSIX and MSYS2/Windows
       environments and documented Overleaf's separate browser-session and Git
       token authentication workflows
     - improved Git workflow safety with dirty-worktree protection, automatic
       branch discovery, documented `git` username handling, and exclusion of
       the generated output PDF from cleanliness checks
     - expanded tests for Git/project inference, authentication, branch
       discovery, compile/download behavior, and dirty-worktree handling