cpan Plack 0.99_01

latest releases: 1.0051, 1.0050, 1.0049...
pre-release14 years ago

Incompatible Changes
  - Rename Standalone servers to HTTP::Server::PSGI
  - Rename Plack::Server adapters to Plack::Handler. These changes should be transparnt
    since we have a compatible code to work with the older names as well.
  - Dropped sendfile(2) AIO support from Standalone server
  - Plack::Request and Response are now in core, deprecating many methods.
    Read `perldoc Plack::Request` and its INCOMPATIBILITIES section

New Features

  - New middleware: WrapCGI to convert a single CGI script into a PSGI applciation
  - Support psgix.logger and psgix.session in Plack::Request
  - New logger middleware: NullLogger, SimpleLogger, Log4perl and LogDispatch
  - Refactored Loader classes and added a new Shotgun loader (like rack's Shotgun)
  - Added -l option to plackup which specifies the Loader backend
  - New middleware: Refresh reloads modules in %INC in every N seconds
  - Wraps -e code with 'builder { }' by default. You can also use with *.psgi to add middleware
    components without editing the file!

Bug Fixes and Improvements

  - Do not call ->canonical in HTTP::Message::PSGI to keep the URI encoded params in Plack::Test
    tests (rafl, t0m)
  - Fixed a bug in stupid corner case in HTTP::Message::PSGI where passed URI has UTF-8 encoded
    strings *and* URI escaped UTF-8 bytes. (chmrr)
  - Depend on new HTTP::Request::AsCGI that has better REQUEST_URI
  - Plack::Runner/plackup does not autoload AccessLog in CGI mode anymore
  - Added server_ready hook to PSGI servers so you can disable them in tests etc. (clkao, rafl)
  - Escape user-supplied values in AccessLog to avoid control sequence injection (tokuhirom, kazuho)
  - Support -foo (single dash) style option in Plack::Runner and plackup
  - Relax the runtime.t check since it still fails on low-res time environments
  - Now depends on Digest::MD5, HTTP::Body and Hash::MultiValue
  - Revert the 'require' in load_psgi to do 'do'
  - Delay load unnecessary modules in Plack::Runner
  - Fixed psgi.multiprocess value on HTTP::Server::PSGI
  - PSGI/1.1 support in Lint

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