I uploaded the latest release of OpenGuides to CPAN this morning.
https://metacpan.org/release/BOB/OpenGuides-0.67/
There have been lots of changes this release the most important of which
are:
Leaflet support for maps removes the need to rely on Google Maps.
On map index pages you can now find Categories within Locales.
JSON output has been added or improved on several types of pages.
A long standing bug in recent changes has been fixed.
There have also been numerous bug fixes. See
https://metacpan.org/source/BOB/OpenGuides-0.67/Changes and
http://dev.openguides.org/changeset?old_path=%2Ftags%2Frel0_66&old=1395&new…
for more info.
As you can see the tests have also been renumbered. This was done by
adding a 0 inbetween the 2 existing digits.
We now require Wiki::Toolkit 0.80 and introduced a new dependency on
Template::Plugin::JSON::Escape.
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bob walker
everything should be purple and bendy
http://randomness.org.uk
The first public release of OpenGuides occurred on 29 April 2003:
https://metacpan.org/source/KAKE/OpenGuides-0.04/Changes
So I think this calls for a celebration on or around 29 April 2013!
Given current patterns of activity, I suspect doing this in the UK
is the most sensible option. (I can offer accommodation for non-UK
people.)
I'm on holiday in Moreton-in-Marsh between 24 April and 1 May, so
if we're going to do this on the weekend before the anniversary
(i.e. 27-28 April) then Oxford would be the most plausible venue.
If we do it the weekend after (i.e. 4-5 May) then we could do it
either in Oxford or in London.
Thoughts?
Kake