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 # This file documents the revision history for Perl extension Catalyst.
 
-5.90049_004 - TBA
+5.90049_004 - 2013-10-18
   - JSON Data handler looks for both JSON::MaybeXS and JSON, and uses
     whichever is first (prefering to find JSON::MaybeXS).  This should
     improve compatibility as you likely already have one installed.
+  - Fixed a warning in the server script (bokutin++)
+  - We now populate various Plack $env keys in order to play nice with
+    downstream middleware or plack apps (and to reduce processing if
+    those keys already exist).  Keys added:
+      - plack.request.query
+      - plack.request.body
+      - plack.request.merged
+      - plack.request.http.body
+  - If incoming input (from a POST or PUT) is not buffered, create the
+    buffer and set the correct psgi env keys to note this for downstream
+    psgi apps / middleware.  This should solve some issues where Catalyst
+    sucks up the body input but its not buffered so downstream apps can't
+    read it (for example FCGI does not buffer).  We now also try to make
+    sure the body content input is reset to the start of the filehandle
+    so that we are polite to downstream middleware /apps.
+  - NEW FEATURE: Catalyst::Response can now pull response from a PSGI
+    specification response.  This makes it easier to host external Plack
+    applications under Catalyst.  See Catalyst::Response->from_psgi_response
+  - NEW FEATURE: New configuration option 'use_hash_multivalue_in_request'
+    will populate $request methods 'parameters', 'body_parameters' and
+    'query_parameters' with an instance of Hash::MultiValue instead of a
+    HashRef.  This is used by Plack and is intended to reduce the need to
+    write defensive logic since you are never sure if an incoming parameter
+    is a scalar or arrayref.
+  - NEW FEATURE: We now experimentally support Net::Async::HTTP::Server
+    and IO-Async based event loops.  Examples will follow.
 
 5.90049_003 - 2013-09-20
   - Documented the new body_data method added in the previous release