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-Known issues:
+Known Bugs:
+   - Moose bug causes issues if you use Moose in your application, but want to
+     use base classes which have not been converted to Moose yet.
 
-Documentation:
+     Tests in Moose for this are: http://tinyurl.com/c2k85c
 
-   - Catalyst/Upgrading.pod needs brushing up
+     Note: This issue _does not affect_ components which have been converted to
+           Moose, or applications which do not use Moose, and causes a 
+           compile-time error if present.
 
-   - Warning when you pass $c->model("MyApp::Model::Foo") is the generic
-     warning for regex fall back. Should be more specific about what you
-     screwed up, and the docs for $c->model should be more explicit about
-     what is expected. This probably also applies to view/controller.
+   - Bugs with actions with Args or CaptureArgs being caled multiple times
+     when called via ->go or ->visit.
 
-   - Run more smokes
+     Test app: http://github.com/bobtfish/catalyst-app-bug-go_chain/tree/master
 
-   - Using anything ::[CMV]:: should warn (once, on boot).
+   - Certain errors in your application to do with using other code which does
+     not exist can cause an 'Unknown error' issue.
 
-   - TestApp should not use NEXT. There should be a TestAppNEXTCompat
-     which does but is standalone..
+     Test app: http://github.com/bobtfish/catalyst-app-bug-unknown-error/tree/master
 
-Profiling:
+    - Unattached Chained actions can cause issues starting the application.
+      (Is this fixed already by rafl's work??)
+
+Compatibility warnings to add:
+
+   - $self->config should warn as config should only ever be called as a
+     class method.
 
-  - vs 5.70 and optimisation as needed on perl 5.8 (5.10 is already faster!).