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Changelog of Package-Subroutine
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v0.23.1 2025-11-01
     - Package::Subroutine::Namespace is strict refs compatible
     - wrong named methods list_childs and delete_childs renamed
       THIS IS A COMPATIBILITY CHANGE!
     - Tests are using Test2::Suite
     - add warnings in Package::Subroutine::Namespace when the
       package to work with is not available

0.22.5 2025-03-31
     - improve test which checks import call on unknown package

0.22.4 2025-03-29
     - fix test for recent perl where unimport is a method in UNIVERSAL

0.22.1/0.22.2 Mi 29. Feb. 2012
     - increase version number

0.21.1 Di 28. Feb. 2012
     - add DOES to tested methods only if it exists

0.21 Mi 8. Feb 2012
     - Add Class::ISA as requirement
     - new class methods findmethods and remove
     - BUGFIX: mixin code was plain wrong

0.20 Do 4. Aug 23:16:50 CEST 2011
     - released with ShipIt
     - removed xt/critic.t - because this modul is build around bad practice

0.19 Do 4. Aug 23:01:00 CEST 2011
     - delete t/09*-tests in favor of a xt directory
     - check if it works with aliased

0.18 Thu 23 Jul 2009
     - export_to method

0.16_3  Wed 27 May 2009
     - check for spaces
     - undocumented export_to_caller method

0.16_1  Thu 14 Apr 2009
     - fixed META.yml requires section
     - switched to development version schema, let CPANTS do its magic

0.15  Thu 14 Apr 2009
     - s/Package-Subroutine/Package::Subroutine/

0.14  Sun 12 Apr 2009
     - test MANIFEST
     - first roll out

0.13  Sat 11 Apr 2009
     - documention fixed
     - incomplete sub packages moved away

0.12
     - let's mixin all methods from a package easily

0.11
     - mixin alias
     - ISA submodule
     - unimport for Sugar

0.06  Sat 7 Jul 2007
     - rename to Package-Subroutine
     - version and install method
     - respawn from as syntactic sugar
0.05
     - string syntax to import, was removed from the API

0.04
     - shortcut _ for current package

0.03
     - a public release is poorly without tests.