If your applications rely on portability to Windows, see new documentation
sections "argument-passing rules are program-specific" and "batch files". This
release fixes bugs in runs of Windows programs that use standard command line
parsing rules. Runs of non-standard programs may require changes. Notable
non-standard programs include cmd.exe, cscript.exe, and Cygwin programs.

• #140 - skip t/pty.t test on NetBSD too
  
• Add strict/warnings
  
• #142 - Follow Windows argument quoting rules
  
• #146 - allow win32_newlines.t to actually run
  
• #150 - Make t/pty.t test pass on OpenBSD.
  
• #148 - Support Win32 commands having nonstandard command line parsing rules
  
• Support executing Win32 batch files.
  
• Add IPC::Run::Win32Process, for delivering nonstandard command lines.
  
• Fix reporting of Win32::Process::Create() errors.
  
• #156 - On Windows, avoid hang when closing read end of pipe.
  
• #155 - Ignore known test failure on msys. - t/windows_search_path.t
  
• Avoid warning with IPCRUNDEBUG, in Windows spawned children.
  
• Use $^X, not 'perl', in tests.
  
• Thanks to the New active developer: Noah Misch!