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=== Tuesday 21st January 2014 ===

==== Fedora Project ====

 * Updated `perl-Module-Build-Tiny` to 0.033 in Rawhide:
  * Require `Getopt::Long` 2.36
  * Add install tests
 * Updated `perl-Module-Info` in Rawhide to drop a pointless in-place edit flag from a perl filter invocation
 * Updated `perl-Text-Reform` in Rawhide to fix a bogus changelog entry
 * Branched and built `perl-Convert-BinHex` (1.119) for EPEL-7
 * Branched and built `perl-Data-Alias` (1.18) for EPEL-7
 * Branched and built `perl-ExtUtils-Config` (0.007) for EPEL-7
 * Branched and built `perl-ExtUtils-Depends` (0.306) for EPEL-7
 * Branched and built `perl-ExtUtils-Helpers` (0.021) for EPEL-7
 * Branched and built `perl-ExtUtils-InstallPaths` (0.010) for EPEL-7
 * Branched and built `perl-MIME-tools` (5.505) for EPEL-7
 * Branched and built `perl-Module-Build-Tiny` (0.028) for EPEL-7

==== Local Packages ====

 * Updated `cdrtools` to 3.01 alpha release 22
 * Updated `check` to 0.9.12:
  * Additional unit tests created for internal and external Check APIs
  * Check now compiled on Windows using MSVC when using `CMake` and `NMake`; all unit tests pass, though shell script based ones need to be run in the MSYS environment
  * Check now compiles on Windows using Visual Studio 10 when using `CMake`; `check_check` passes when run from Visual Studios
  * Always capture the start and end times of tests when using `NO_FORK` mode; previously the end time was not captured, resulting in arbitrary durations being recorded when tests failed (Bug #87)
  * Added additional configure script checks for support of `timer_create()` on the target system, which allows for OpenBSD to compile and run all Check's unit tests successfully
  * Added a unit test, `check_mem_leaks`, which can be used against `valgrind` to test for memory leaks (no memory leaks were found)
  * Added `tcase_add_loop_test` support in `checkm` (Patches #46)
  * Add support for logging in Test Anything Protocol (TAP) format
  * Refactor Check's assertions to be more like the `assert()` call in `assert.h`, in that static source code analyzers can use `gcc` attributes in the header to make assumptions about the flow of the code (see Feature Request #29)
  * Fix `ck_assert_ptr_*` causing `const` compilation warnings (Bug #91)
 * Updated `perl-IO-Socket-IP` to 0.27:
  * Apply a short timeout to unit tests that probe for Internet connectivity, in case of bad firewalls, etc. ([[PerlRT:121037|Perl RT#121037]])
  * Defend against machines with `IN6ADDR_LOOPBACK` not being "`::1`" in unit tests, similar to the `INADDR_LOOPBACK` case ([[CPAN:92295|CPAN RT#92295]])
 * Updated `perl-Module-Build-Tiny` to 0.033 as per the Fedora version
 * Updated `perl-Module-CoreList` to 3.04:
  * Prepared for v5.19.8
 * Updated `perl-XML-SAX-Expat` to 0.51:
  * Re-release to try to fix tarball issues ([[CPAN:86087|CPAN RT#86087]], [[CPAN:88638|CPAN RT#88638]])

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