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=== Monday 27th June 2016 ===

==== Fedora Project ====

 * Updated `perl-MetaCPAN-Client` to 1.016000 in Rawhide:
  * Added support for '`all`' filters type '`files`'
  * http → https

==== Local Packages ====

 * Updated `perl-Coro` to 6.511:
  * `swap_sv` swapping order was not symmetrical, causing wrong swaps when `swap_sv` was used multiple times on the same sv in the same thread
  * `swap_sv` calls can now be undone by calling it again with the same variables
  * `swap_sv` calls will now be undone in `async_pool` threads
  * Split `Coro::Semaphore::up`/`adjust` into separate xs functions for better error reporting, at slight code size increase
  * (`libcoro`) arm assembly support; please test and report
  * Adjust to `PL_savestack` changes in perl 5.24 (adapted from the debian patch, which unfortunately gets it wrong)
  * Since various broken or deficient patches float around to work around the `vtbl` API breakage in perl, let's provide our own workaround, which seems to be much less invasive and more compatible than the approaches seen so far
  * Work around assertion failure in `perl_destruct` on 5.24
  * Simplify and speed up `__DIE__` and `__WARN__` handling
 * Updated `perl-DateTime-Locale` to 1.05:
  * Instead of using the `DATA` handle to get at as-yet-unloaded locale data in `DateTime::Locale::Data`, we now read the raw data into memory once, and use `eval` to turn it into Perl data structures as a particular locale is requested, which may fix a problem where reading from the `DATA` handle somehow returned the wrong chunk of data (or overlapped multiple locales); the downside is that loading `DateTime::Locale` now uses an additional 4MB of memory on my system, regardless of how many individual locales are instantiated ([[https://github.com/autarch/DateTime-Locale/issues/3|GH#3]])
 * Updated `perl-MetaCPAN-Client` to 1.016000 as per the Fedora version

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