Geoffrey Young wrote: [...]
so, I think we can boil all that down into two brief comments in Changes:
callbacks are now expected to return a meaningful value (OK) or exit via an official API (exit, die, etc).
+1, but s/OK/e.g. OK/
is there a non-official way to exit? yes, exit() is exactly that. So exit() is not good. It has to be ModPerl::Util::exit(). It's only imported by default for registry script.
removed undefined warnings for ModPerl::Util::exit
+1
I think that will make the most sense to users. if Changes is supposed to be able to help them understand the difference between versions, that is. you could even leave the second one out, I'd think.
let's keep them both.
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