Log message:
(devel/p5-IPC-Shareable) Updated 1.06 to 1.13

1.13    2022-10-11
    - In singleton(), do a check whether class was sent in. There was a shifting
      issue if called with IPC::Shareable::singleton() as opposed to
      IPC::Shareable->singleton()
    - When an exclusive collision occurs and both 'graceful' and 'warn' are set,
      the warning thrown now includes the segment/semaphore key in use. This
      makes it easier to clean things up with 'ipcrm'

1.12    2022-03-13
    - Add tests in t/07-new.t to test how using tied() against a dereferenced
      variable returned from new() allows access to the underlying
      IPC::Shareable object
    - Reworked how spawn() and unspawn() manage things internally
    - POD updates, fixes and clarifications
    - Removed spawn() and unspawn(). There's really no need for these as one
      can simply create but not destroy

1.11    2022-03-07
    - Fix certain tests so they don't throw if we bail early

1.10    2022-03-07
    - Fix issue where if segments were created underneath of a parent by an
      external process other than the process that created the parent, the
      global register wasn't being updated, therefore those segments weren't
      being removed when calling clean_up_all()
    - All test files now check number of segments before and after the entire
      script has run, verifying that all segments were cleaned up ok
    - The test suite itself in its entirety makes sure that all segments
      created during the suite run are cleaned up properly
    - Added CI_TESTING=1 to coverage CI tests

1.09    2022-03-06
    - Made 81-fork_dup_rand_keys.t developer only (but still need to figure out
      why it only fails on FreeBSD)

1.08    2022-03-04
    - Added 'protected' option and clean_up_protected(). If set, the cleanup
      methods, nor the automatic 'destroy' functionality will remove the segment
      the option was set in, nor any children created underneath of it. A call
      to clean_up_protected() is required to remove them
    - Updated attribute tests to include all available options
    - _shm_key_rand() now checks EXCLUSIVE_CHECK_LIMIT times to find a key for
      a free segment. It croaks if not
    - Added _shm_key_rand_int() so we can mock it to test the dup random key
      checks
    - Added build prereq of Mock::Sub to test the random key function

1.07    2022-03-04
    - When running in forked environments, _shm_key_rand() was consistently
      returning the same 'random' key to each forked process. We've fixed this
      issue, and added tests for it (fixed by adding a call to srand() before
      rand)
    - Move $SIG{CHLD} handlers to spawn() and unspawn() instead of having them
      global (fixes #15)
    - t/65-seg_size.t fails on 32-bit perls; Add a check and bail if we're on
      a perl < 64-bit (fixes #14)

Log message:
*: recursive bump for perl 5.38

Log message:
*: recursive bump for perl 5.36

Log message:
archivers: Replace RMD160 checksums with BLAKE2s checksums

All checksums have been double-checked against existing RMD160 and
SHA512 hashes

Could not be committed due to merge conflict:
devel/py-traitlets/distinfo

The following distfiles were unfetchable (note: some may be only fetched
conditionally):

./devel/pvs/distinfo pvs-3.2-solaris.tgz
./devel/eclipse/distinfo eclipse-sourceBuild-srcIncluded-3.0.1.zip

Log message:
Update to 1.06

Upstream changes:
1.06    2021-09-08
    - Fix significant bug where at least on MacOS, if we generated a CRC of a
      key that was greater than 0x80000000, it would round down the key to that
      number exactly, casuing duplicates, and incorrect segment access
    - Added new() method, returns a reference (default hash) without having to
      do the tie() directly
    - Modify t/65-seg_size.t beyond RAM max test to cover varying error messages
      on differing OSs
    - Renamed t/67-out_of_memory.t as the tests are related to exhausting SHM
      slots, not RAM

Log message:
devel: Remove SHA1 hashes for distfiles

Log message:
Update to 1.05
Update DEPENDS

Upstream changes:
1.05    2021-07-16
    - Bump prereq version of Test::SharedFork to 0.35
    - Added ability to use JSON as the serializer
    - Added ipcs()
    - Added test to ensure we croak if data size is greater than segment size
    - Added 'tidy' attribute, removes unneeded nested structure segments
    - In SharedMem, added _key attribute, and added set/get methods
    - Changed key generation from using padding, pack and unpack to using
      String::CRC32's crc32(), which allows arbitrary, unpadded strings
    - Added attributes() allows fetching one, or all of the object's atttributes
    - Added 'limit' attribute, by setting false, allows a user to set a segment
      size larger than our internal 1GB default
    - Cleaned up exception throwing (particularly if seg size eats up all
      memory, we throw an appropriate message)
    - Display proper exception if we try to exhaust all available shared memory
      segments (fixes #3)

1.04    2021-06-28
    - Skip unspawn tests for perls with -Duselongdouble, as Storable is not
      compatible storing/retrieving such numbers (closes #5)

1.03    2021-06-25
    - Add newline to singleton() warn so that it doesn't print out trace info

1.02    2021-06-25
    - Remove erroneous listing from MANIFEST
    - Work around issue in t/65-seg_size.t where MacOS and FreeBSD don't have
      the -i flag to ipcs (thanks for the PR, Roland Walker!)
    - Added singleton(), ensures that only a single instance of a script can
      run at any given time
    - Added tests to ensure we croak() if create is not set and the segment
      doesn't yet exist
    - Fix POD issue where we stated exclusive returns undef instead of croaking
      (fixes #10)
    - Change 'perl' shell call to $^X in t/71-unspawn.t (fixes #6)

1.01    2021-06-24
    - Added 'graceful' flag option. With exclusive, if a second process
      attempts to tie an exclusive segment, we exit gracefully instead of
      croaking

1.00    2021-06-09
    - Project adopted by Steve Bertrand
    - Added global_register() and process_register() to return the
      registries of active segments and semaphores
    - Added seg() and sem() methods, returns the structure of a shared
      memory segment and a sempahore respectively
    - Added initial "persist" hash variables. Separate processes (even
      multiple files in multiple windows) can share a variable, and it'll
      remain available even after all processes exit. The variable will be
      re-attached if the same shared segment key is used in subsequent runs
    - Reversed order of Changes file
    - Removed trace() and debug() code for ease of reading
    - Improved exception/error messages, added exception testing, reduced
      and minimized the number of exceptions actually uncaught
    - Significant POD cleanup
    - 100% rewrite of all test files, and added a slew of new ones, all
      using Test::More
    - Add build requirement of Test::SharedFork to handle the out of
      sequence fork() tests in t/35-clean.t and t/30-lock_operations
    - Major POD updates
    - Added tests to prove that RT 123057 isn't really an issue (ie. segment
      size parameter works correctly)

Log message:
*: recursive bump for perl 5.34