Revision history for IO-Async-SSL

0.13    2013/10/03 19:49:20
        [BUGFIXES]
         * Support new IO::Async::Loop 0.61 listen API
         * Listen via futures

0.12    2013/09/10 01:17:16
        [BUGFIXES]
         * Ensure that ->connect with a 'handle' works, by deferring setting
           the socket on the given stream until it has been SSL_upgrade'd.

0.11    2013/09/09 13:32:49
        [CHANGES]
         * Perform SSL_upgrade and SSL_connect primarily on futures
         * Allow SSL_connect on an existing Stream object, by using
           reader/writer functions of IaStream 0.59

        [BUGFIXES]
         * No point waiting on writeready when syswrite already said it wants
           readready
         * Fix "on_accept" typo in docs (RT86867)

0.10    BUGFIXES:
         * Allocate port numbers for external binary tests dynamically so that
           concurrent unit tests can proceed (RT85301)
         * Added a unit test that tests listening for openssl s_client

0.09    BUGFIXES:
         * Use IO::Async::OS->socketpair instead of $loop->socketpair
           (thanks Tom Molesworth) (RT84638)

0.08    CHANGES:
         * Prefer the /etc/ssl/certs directory if it exists, for SSL_ca_path.

0.07    CHANGES:
         * Updated for IO::Async 0.54 - use Futures instead of IaMergePoint
         * Attempt to use Mozilla::CA to set SSL_verify_mode and SSL_ca_file

0.06    BUGFIXES:
         * Make sure to pass 'socktype' hint to ->connect or ->listen during
           testing

0.05    BUGFIXES:
         * Ensure clean shutdown on SSL upgrade failure
         * Explicitly set family => "inet" in tests against socat

0.04    CHANGES:
         * New SSL_upgrade method on Loop and Protocol::Stream
         * Support on_stream continuation for SSL_connect and SSL_listen

0.03    BUGFIXES:
         * Don't is() test directly on socket addresses; unpack them and use
           is_deeply()
         * Supply a hostname to $loop->listen()

0.02    CHANGES:
         * Added Test::Pod testing
         * Make sure tests don't fail on machines without socat or openssl

0.01    First version, released on an unsuspecting world.