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Revision history for Perl module Mail::File.

0.09    05/08/2012
        - removed License files from distro.
        - Artistic License v2 now sole license.
        - removed DSLIP info.
        - spelling fixes. (thanks to Nicholas Bamber, Florian Schlichting &
          Gregor Herrmann).
        - added minimum perl version (5.006).
        - reworked Makefile.PL for clarity.
        - updated META.yml testing.
        - added META.json
        - added Change file tests

0.08    02/03/2007
        - Added Time::Piece to the mix to ensure we have a valid date written
          to the file to conform to the Internet Mail RFC specs.
        - Directory created only when we "send" the mail to disk. Also now
          checks we have created the directory before writing the file.
        - Refined tests.
        - Handwritten META.yml to conform to current specs.
        - Changed all instances of LICENCE to LICENSE.
        - Added META.yml test script.
        - Added LICENSE and Artistic files.
        - Added an examples directory. Nothing in it yet, except a request
          for interesting scripts.
        - POD/README updates
        - Devel::Cover - 99.2%

0.07    21/03/2005
        - more tests to fill the holes Devel::Cover found.
        - Added DSLIP information

0.06    19/03/2005
        - reinserted structures

0.05    26/01/2005
        - removed unnecessary comments
        - removed uncecessary Exporter functionality

0.04    28/10/2003
        - extracated the cpan-testing directory out of Mail-File. This is now
          going to be a special distribution of it's own.
        - Message now Body.
        - X-Headers can be passed via the hash.
        - sprintf overhead removed ... no idea why I did that!

0.03    08/10/2003
        - POD updates

0.02    07/10/2003
        - cpan-testing files updated to use /.smoke/mailfiles
          for reports directory.
        - removed move-mailfiles.pl as the change above renders
          it obsolete.
        - Mail::File creates the directory of the template (if
          there is one) if it can.

0.01    06/10/2003
        - original version;