Log message:
pkgsrc changes:
  - Updating package of p5 module for Catalyst::Manual from 5.7021 to 5.8000
  - Setting license to ${PERL5_LICENSE} according to META.yaml

Upstream changes:
5.8000 27 May 2009
        - Tutorial:
            - Update for Catalyst 5.80
            - Update to "depluralize" the database names (big thanks \ 
to Kiffin Gish!)
            - Switch back to including numbers in chapter names (for proper sorting)
            - Add section to Ch 4: "Moving Complicated View Code to the \ 
Model"
            - Add section to Ch 3: "RenderView's 'dump_info' Feature"
            - Misc fixes and updates (thanks to Anne Wainwright)
        - Other:
            - Add some 5.8 and Moose-specific material to the new \ 
CatalystAndMoose.pod
                (thanks to t0m and Sebastian Willert)

Log message:
update to use the new Module::Install infrastructure

Log message:
comment out autoinstall so this can build without a configured CPAN - need to \ 
handle this automatically

Log message:
comment out autoinstall so this can build without a configured CPAN - need to \ 
handle this automatically

Log message:
PkgSrc changes:
  - Updating package for Catalyst::Manual from 5.7020 to 5.7021

Upstream changes:
5.7021  8 May 2009
        - Switch to SimpleDB for auth
        - Switch to use of DBIx::Class::EncodedColumn for hashed & salted \ 
passwords
        - Re-write PostgreSQL section in appendix
        - Remove "create=dynamic" and only cover \ 
"create=static" for DBIC helper
        - Rewrite / clean up a big chunk of Catalyst::Manual::Intro (Ian Wells)
        - There is no Catalyst::Config, fix reference to it. (t0m)
        - Misc minor adjustments

Log message:
Update from version 5.7018 to version 5.7020.

Approved by MAINTAINER.

Upstream changes:
5.7020  12 Mar 2009
        - Fix errors in FormFu chapter.

5.7019  11 Mar 2009
        - Change from the use of "part" to refer to each .pod file for the
            tutorial in favor of the more intuitive word "chapter."  \ 
"Part"
            was just to ambiguous (e.g., does "prior part" refer to \ 
the prior
            .pod file or the prior section in the current .pod file).
        - Move use of "load_namespaces" for DBIC from BasicCRUD to
            MoreCatalystBasics
        - Update the "Table of Contents" in Tutorial.pod to match the \ 
current
            sections
        - Fix a few typos

Log message:
- updated to 5.7018
ChangeLog:
5.7018  8 Mar 2009
        - Add a new section to BasicCRUD covering more advanced features of
            DBIC ("EXPLORING THE POWER OF DBIC")
        - Convert from Ubuntu to Debian 5 live CD as the recommended way to do
            the tutorial (all code and examples updated and tested to match)
        - Removed Catalyst::Plugin::Authorization::ACL from Authorization.pod
            in favor of a "chained and model-based" approach
        - More conversion to Chained dispatch
        - Suggestions and fixes with thanks to mintywalker@gmail.com
        - DBIC-related updates in MoreCatalystBasics
        - Fix misplaced "=over 4" in previous release
        - Reword warning about not using GET for delete based on input from kd
        - Lots of other small adjustments

5.7017  28 Feb 2009
        - Main change = adding Chained dispatch starting in BasicCRUD (Part 4)
        - Add some "getting started" links to the Catalyst::Manual page
        - Change FormFu tutorial to not use deprecated methods (Del Merritt)
        - MoreCatalystBasics - Additional clarification about TTSite
          (Del Merritt)
        - Tutorial::Authorization - Corrects the ACL for "/books/delete"
                                  - Additional comments
          (Del Merritt)
        - Tutorial::AdvancedCRUD::FormFu - suggest how the intrepid user
          might now proceed, having completed the Tutorial. (Del Merritt)
        - Fix typo in Authorization section (RT #42091)
        - Fix typo in BasicCRUD (RT #42034)
        - Resolve outstanding typo and suggestions in MoreCatalystBasics (RT #41491)
        - Fix DBIC create for MySQL in Appendix (Jarom)
        - Misc minor updates

5.7016  28 Dec 2008
        - Updates to make Parts 8 & 9 run correctly
        - Adjust URLs for final config tarballs
        - Add note about changes across different C::Devel on how plugins enabled
        - Misc minor updates

5.7015  15 Dec 2008
        - Remove TTSite from Tutorial (thanks to dhoss for the help)
        - Update Tutorial for Ubuntu 8.10 (therefore update to
          Cat v5.7014, C::Devel v1.07, DBIC v0.08010, etc.)
        - Reorganize MoreCatalystBasics.pod so user is able to run
          the app the first time much earlier and build on it from
          there (running the app each time along the way)
        - Update URL for latest copy in SVN to match new location of repo
        - Misc typo fix
        - Change use of Class::C3 to MRO::Compat, as rafl tells me
          this is best practice, and gives you native next::method in
          5.10. (t0m)

Log message:
- updated to 5.7014
- took maintainership

ChangeLog:
5.7014   04 Nov 2008
        - Remove a reference to a FOREACH loop that did not exist (RT #39046)
        - Changed some Template Toolkit links to perldoc links (RT #38354)
        - Fix Template Toolkit website link (RT #37574)
        - Fix part numbering (RT #37963)
        - Improvements to the ACCEPT_CONTEXT docs in Manual::Intro
        - Happy Election Day, America!

Log message:
Bump the PKGREVISION for all packages which depend directly on perl,
to trigger/signal a rebuild for the transition 5.8.8 -> 5.10.0.

The list of packages is computed by finding all packages which end
up having either of PERL5_USE_PACKLIST, BUILDLINK_API_DEPENDS.perl,
or PERL5_PACKLIST defined in their make setup (tested via
"make show-vars VARNAMES=...").

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Added www/p5-Catalyst-Manual version 5.7013

This is the Catalyst manual

Catalyst is a web application framework. This means that you use
it to help build applications that run on the web, or that run
using protocols used for the web. Catalyst is designed to make it
easy to manage the various tasks you need to do to run an application
on the web, either by doing them itself, or by letting you "plug
in" existing Perl modules that do what you need.