0.27     2018-02-11

- Fixed a bug with inlining Moose types. If a type's parent needed environment

  variables those would not get closed over. Reported by Mark Fowler. GH #22.

- Added a debug option to dump the source of the subroutine before it is

  eval'd.

0.26     2017-11-28

- The exceptions.t test would fail if Sub::Util was not installed. Reported by

  Paul Howarth. GH #19.

- Fix test failures on Windows. GH #20.

0.25     2017-11-23

- All exceptions now include a stack trace by default when treated as a

  string. This makes finding where validation failed a lot easier. Fixes GH

  #18.

- The name for a subroutine is now used in some exception messages, even if

  Sub::Util cannot be installed.

0.24     2017-04-08

- The source_for() exported by Params::ValidationCompiler did not work at

  all. Reported by Diab Jerius. GH #16.

0.23     2017-01-23

- Trying to create a validator for positional parameters where a required

  param came after one with a default did not throw an exception.

- A positional params validator with a slurpy type which had coercions did not

  return the coerced values. It returned the original values instead.

0.22     2016-12-31

- Explicitly load the B module. Previously the code relied on this already

  being loaded by something else. Fixed by Tomasz Konojacki. PR #11.

- Removed the alpha warning from the docs.

0.21     2016-12-06

- Switched to using GitHub issues.

0.20     2016-12-05

- The keys for parameter specifications are now validated. If an unknown key

  is seen then an exception will be thrown. This will help you catch typos in

  your parameter specification. Implemented by Greg Oschwald. PR #8.

0.19     2016-11-21

- Non-inlinable Specio types caused a syntax error when used with positional

  params.

- Positional params with coercions and defaults did not work properly. The

  coerced value and the default would simply not be returned in any case.

0.18     2016-11-13

- Using coercions with positional parameters could cause a "Modification of a

  read-only value attempted" exception when the generated code tried to assign

  to elements of @_. This is now fixed by making a copy if any of the types

  have a coercion.

- Using Moose types with coercions in a positional params check would cause

  invalid code to be generated. This could also happen with Type::Tiny if

  either the type or a coercion could not be inlined.

0.17     2016-11-04

- When using positional parameters, parameters with a default are now

  optional. For named parameters, this was already the case.

0.16     2016-11-03

- Moose and Specio types (and coercions) which provide variables to close over

  when being inlined did not always compile properly. Most notable, this was

  not being handled at all for Moose types, and not completely handled for

  Specio coercions.

0.15     2016-11-03

- Previously, using a default with a positional parameter would result in an

  error when compiling the validator subroutine. Defaults now work with

  positional parameters. Implemented by Greg Oschwald. Based on PR #5.

0.14     2016-11-02

- Added a "named_to_list" option to support returning only the parameter

  values from a named parameter validator rather than the key-value

  pairs. Implemented by Greg Oschwald. Based on PR #4.

- Errors from calls to validation_for() now use croak so as to show up at the

  call site, rather than in the internals

0.13     2016-09-16

- Small fixes to make sure that you can pass both readonly and locked hashes

  to both validation_for and the subroutine it creates for you. Locked hashes

  work and readonly hashes sort of work on some Perls.

- Added a new parameter, "name_is_optional". When this is true, the "name"

  parameter is simply ignored when Sub::Util is not available, rather than

  causing an exception.

- Removed List::SomeUtils as a prereq.

0.12     2016-08-16

- Require Specio for tests instead of Type::Tiny. Type::Tiny does not work

  with blead and the maintainer has not responded to bug reports for a while.

0.11     2016-08-14

- Use Sub::Util instead of Sub::Name as our optional sub-naming module, since

  Sub::Util is part of core as of 5.22.

0.10     2016-08-10

- The parameters you pass when creating a validator are now validated.

- The $e->message returned when a Moose type fails now includes the parameter

  name or position. Adding these for other type systems will come in a future

  release.

0.09     2016-07-04

- Really make Sub::Name optional.

0.08     2016-07-03

- Renamed from Params-CheckCompiler to Params-ValidationCompiler.

- Made Sub::Name optional. If you try to set the name of a generation

  validation sub without Sub::Name installed, you will get a fatal error.

0.07     2016-06-18

- Make the compiled sub for checking named params die if given a single object

  as an argument, even if the object is implemented using a hashref. However,

  if the object overloads hash dereferencing then the overloading is

  used. Reported by Mark Fowler. GitHub #3.

- Renamed compile() to validation_for(). The latter is not a very specific

  name. Requested by Mark Fowler. GitHub #1.

0.06     2016-06-18

- Require Type::Tiny for tests. Reported by Slave Rezic. RT #115413.

- Fix tests when Moose is installed but Devel::PartialDump is not. Reported by

  Slave Rezic. RT #115413.

0.05     2016-06-18

- Removed all remaining uses of Moo.

0.04     2016-06-17

- Removed more modules from test prereqs that are only used in optional tests.

- Replace Throwable with Exception::Class.

0.03     2016-06-17

- Remove Moose from test prereqs. This is only used for an optional test.

- When generating the source for named params checking, sort the parameters so

  that the order in which keys are checked is consistent.

- You can now pass a name parameter when creating a check subroutine. This

  will be used to name the generated subroutine using Sub::Name.

0.02     2016-05-28

- Add support for positional parameters.

- Add support for type checking extra parameters.

- Renamed allow_extra to slurpy.

0.01     2016-05-24

- First release upon an unsuspecting world.