- updated to 0.012
see /usr/share/doc/packages/perl-Lexical-SealRequireHints/Changes
version 0.012; 2023-03-10
* bugfix: comprehensive set of preemptive loads of modules for which
a delayed load might have been compiled while loading this module
* bugfix: if AutoLoader was loaded during (or before) loading this
module, flush its compiled code and reload it, to make subsequent
autoloads of *.al files not leak hints
* bugfix: if utf8_heavy.pl was loaded during (or before) loading this
module, flush its compiled code and reload it, to make subsequent
loads of Unicode data files not leak hints
* bugfix: perform preemptive loads, of modules for which a delayed
load might have been compiled while loading this module, regardless
of whether XS module loading was successful
* bugfix: also work around hint leakage affecting do-file, which
suffers exactly the same problem as require
* correct thread behaviour: make the XS implementation behave the way
the pure Perl implementation already did, by not applying workaround
until it has been requested in a particular thread (including being
requested pre-cloning in a thread from which this thread was cloned)
* be more conservative about maintaining op tree structure
* port to Perl 5.33.1, which defines a PERL_VERSION_GE() macro that
clashes with the one this module previously had
* delay the preemptive module loads, of modules potentially subject
to early-compiled delayed loads, until applying the fix
* update swash test for Perl 5.27.11, which avoids actually loading
swashes most of the time
* skip thread tests on some old versions of Perl (around 5.10.0) where
a core bug makes thread creation violate an internal assertion and
causes crashes
* skip thread tests on pre-5.8.9 Perls where a core bug makes thread
creation corrupt memory
* skip thread tests on pre-5.8.3 Perls where a core bug makes thread
completion break the global PL_sv_placeholder
* in t/override.t, make the test overrides of require() provide the
correct context to the file scope of each file being loaded
* test the point at which the workaround goes into effect
* in documentation, describe the bug affecting "do" on Perls 5.15.{5..7}
* in documentation, use four-column indentation for all verbatim
material
* in META.{yml,json}, point to public bug tracker
* use full stricture in the module, now that delayed module loads
compiled while loading this module are properly handled so there's
no need to try avoiding them entirely
* in XS, better argument parenthesisation in a macro
* avoid some compiler warnings that arise on Perl 5.6
* fix indentation in the reserve definition of wrap_op_checker()