Revision history for Perl extension Sereal-Encoder

0.01  Tue Aug  8 17:09 2012
  - original version; internal release.

0.02  Tue Aug  8 17:09 2012
  - internal release.

0.03  Tue Sep  4 17:09 2012
  - internal release.

0.04  Thu Sep  6 16:00 2012
  - internal release.

0.05  Fri Sep  7 14:00 2012
  - internal release.

0.06  Mon Sep 10 11:00 2012
  - First public release (CPAN).
  - Beta quality software.

0.07  Tue Sep 11 14:00 2012
  - "undef_unknown" option will cause unsupported Perl types to be
    encoded as "undef" instead of throwing an exception.
  - Similarly, "stringify_unknown" will make those unsupported types
    be stringified instead. The two options are mutually exclusive.
  - "warn_unknown" option (only meaningful if "stringify_unknown" or
    "undef_unknown" are active) will cause a warning to be issued when
    an unsupported type is encoded as a string or as undef.
  - Bug fixes for encoding the contents of tied hashes (the tiedness
    itself is not preserved by design).
  - Solaris build fix.
  - Test fixes for threaded perls (likely working around a bug in Perl
  - Improved documentation.

0.08  Thu Sep 13 17:00 2012
  - 'snappy_threshold' option which controls at which minimum packet size
    we start compressing with Snappy at all (if Snappy enabled)
  - More tests.

0.09  Fri Sep 14 10:00 2012
  - Export functions by default when loaded from one liner
  - More liberal set of decoder versions that we can run full tests against

0.10  Mon Sep 17 14:00 2012
  - Perl 5.10 regular-expression-related build fixes.

0.11  Tue Sep 18 13:00 2012
  - 5.8.5 fixes.
  - Fixes to other languages' reference data output.

0.12  Wed Sep 19 08:00 2012
  * Important bug fix *
  - Under certain circumstances, an encoder object could be left
    in an unclean state when an encoding operation failed via
    an exception.

0.13 - unreleased

0.14  Wed Oct 10 11:11 2012
  - The 'warn_unknown' option now optionally does NOT emit a warning
    if the unsupported item is a blessed object with string overloading.

