This is a sister-PR to #22 for your convenience. If you want to keep using semantic (double-dotted) versions for Fuse, feel free to delete #22. But if you want to keep things simple and use single-dotted versions for Fuse, please use PR #22 and delete this one :)
Perl Fuse has historically used single-dotted version numbers (0.1, 0.2, ..., 0.15, 0.16) for its distributions, but the latest version changed to double-dotted semantic versioning (0.16.1). This change confused CPAN as it translates 0.16.1 to 0.016001, which is lower than 0.160000 (0.16), and because of that 0.16 is still marked as latest.
This is a simple pull request that bumps $VERSION to 0.160.2 (which will translate as 0.160002 when CPAN is comparing versions), assuming you want to keep using double-dotted versions. This will fix https://rt.cpan.org/Public/Bug/Display.html?id=92865 and allow people to seamlessly install the latest version of Fuse through CPAN.
Hi again :)
This is a sister-PR to #22 for your convenience. If you want to keep using semantic (double-dotted) versions for Fuse, feel free to delete #22. But if you want to keep things simple and use single-dotted versions for Fuse, please use PR #22 and delete this one :)
Perl Fuse has historically used single-dotted version numbers (0.1, 0.2, ..., 0.15, 0.16) for its distributions, but the latest version changed to double-dotted semantic versioning (0.16.1). This change confused CPAN as it translates 0.16.1 to 0.016001, which is lower than 0.160000 (0.16), and because of that 0.16 is still marked as latest.
This is a simple pull request that bumps $VERSION to 0.160.2 (which will translate as 0.160002 when CPAN is comparing versions), assuming you want to keep using double-dotted versions. This will fix https://rt.cpan.org/Public/Bug/Display.html?id=92865 and allow people to seamlessly install the latest version of Fuse through CPAN.
Hope it helps!