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 Also see Moose::Manual::Delta for more details of, and workarounds
 for, noteworthy changes.
 
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+  [API CHANGES]
+
+  * Roles now have their own default attribute metaclass to use during
+    application to a class, rather than just using the class's
+    attribute_metaclass. This is also overridable via ::MetaRole, with the
+    applied_attribute key in the role_metaroles hashref (doy).
+
+  * The internal code used to generate inlined methods (accessor, constructor,
+    etc.) has been massively rewritten. MooseX modules that do inlining will
+    almost certainly need to be updated as well.
+
+  [ENHANCEMENTS]
+
+  * We now load the roles needed for native delegations only as needed. This
+    speeds up the compilation time for Moose itself. (doy)
+
+  [BUG FIXES]
+
+  * When using native delegations, if an array or hash ref member failed a
+    type constraint check, Moose ended up erroring out with "Can't call method
+    "get_message" on unblessed reference" instead of generating a useful error
+    based on the failed type constraint. Reported by t0m. (Dave Rolsky)
+
+1.19 Tue, Nov 2, 2010
+
+  [BUG FIXES]
+
+  * There was still one place in the code trying to load Test::Exception
+    instead of Test::Fatal. (Karen Etheridge)
+
+
+1.18 Sun, Oct 31, 2010
 
   [ENHANCEMENTS]
 
   * Type constraint objects now have an assert_coerce method which will either
     return a valid value or throw an error. (rjbs)
 
-  * We now warn when an accessor for one attribute ovewrites an accessor for
+  * We now warn when an accessor for one attribute overwrites an accessor for
     another attribute. RT #57510. (Dave Rolsky)
 
   [BUG FIXES]
 
   * The native Array and Hash delegation methods now coerce individual new
-    members, if the _member type_ has a coercion. In other words, if the array
+    members if the _member type_ has a coercion. In other words, if the array
     reference is defined as an ArrayRef[DateTime], and you've defined a
     coercion from Int to DateTime, then pushing an integer via a delegation
     method will coerce the integer to a DateTime object. Reported by Karen
     Etheridge. RT #62351. (Dave Rolsky)
 
+  * An attribute using native delegations did not always properly coerce and
+    type check a lazily set default value. (doy and Dave Rolsky)
+
   * Using a regexp to define delegations for a class which was not yet loaded
     did not actually work, but did not explicitly fail. However, it caused an
     error when the class was loaded later. Reported by Max Kanat-Alexander. RT