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Important noteAfter the release 1.13 we took two important decisions : Please note that we are in the early stages of the implementation of these changes. Some of the work has already been done, but some data has still to be ported or disgarded. Please take a look at this page for further evolution. Reports will also be posted to the developers mailing-list. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience these changes may cause. Bug-trackingThe preferred way to report bugs and other problems is by submitting issues to the Finance::Quote GitHub Repository Bugs can also be submitted and tracked via Cpan's RT bug-tracking system. Before submitting a bug, please make sure that someone else has not submitted the bug already. Bugs posted on the Sourceforge's bug tracking system after 1.7.2007 are ported to RT. Older bug reports (prior to release 1.13) will certainly be disgarded. Don't use the Sourceforge's BTS for new bug reports as those won't be checked. PatchesLike Bug-tracking above, the preferred way to submit your own enhancements and bug fixes to Finance::Quote is to create a pull request on GitHub. Patches must be submitted as file attachments to bug reports (see above). Patches submitted on Sourceforge's site after 1.7.2007 will eventually be looked at. Older patches will certainly be disgarded. For reference, we'll mention the link to the SourceForge's patch manager. Don't use it for new patches as those won't be checked. Before submitting a patch please make sure that you have the most up-to-date version of Finance::Quote, and that nobody has submitted an equivalent patch already. Mailing-listsA developer's mailing list exists for those people who are using or developing Finance::Quote. For more information, see our Discussion Groups and Mailing Lists page. GitFinance::Quote development has been moved to GitHub. CVSThe development repository has been ported to GitHub. SourceForge's CVS repositories are no longer available. Hacker's GuideThe Hacker's Guide contains information on how to extend Finance::Quote to make use of your own custom information sources. The most recent version of the Hacker's Guide can be found here. |