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+Revision history for Devel-REPL
+
+  - Fix "No arguments!" error in Plugin::DDS when nothing to dump (RT#71205,
+    Ash Berlin)
+
+1.003018 - 2013-05-19
+  - more attempts to fix Term::ReadLine issues in tests (RT#84246, mephinet)
+
+1.003017 - 2013-04-03
+  - fix issues with Term::ReadLine:Perl in tests (RT#84246) (thanks,
+    Christopher McCann!)
+
+1.003016 - 2013-03-26
+  - make all plugins load again by using native traits (thanks, Zaki Mughal!)
+    (RT#84011)
+
+1.003015 - 2013-03-01
+  - fix "Attempt to use reference as lvalue in substr" warning on perl 5.16
+    (thanks, ilmari!)
+  - plugins that are used by the default profile now default to being
+    installed, fixing RT#83669 and RT#83677
+
+1.003014 - 2012-10-31
+  - now using native Moose attribute traits, instead of the deprecated
+    MooseX::AttributeHelper (thanks, Justin Hunter!)
+  - now using namespace::autoclean rather than namespace::clean (thanks, Karen
+    Etheridge!)
+
+1.003013
+  - Make Sys::SigAction optional dependency for Win32 systems
+  - Apply some plugin related patchs from Caleb Cushing
+1.003012
+  - Remove some old code to avoid a future Moose warning
+1.003011
+  - History plugin now works for Term::ReadLine::Perl
+  - Add ReadLine file completion if no other matches, fixes rt.cpan#58351
+  - Add a bit more description of Turtle plugin to its POD
+  - Fix rt.cpan#43151 where _-> completion had error
+  - Add some missing functionality to t/load_core.t test coverage
+  - Added docs on quoting and history expansion addressing rt.cpan#48459
+1.3.10
+  - Add exit_repl attribute as a non-signal related way to indicate the REPL should stop running.
+1.3.9_02
+  - resolve rt.cpan#45879 by implementing Term::ReadLine::Perl support for ReadLineHistory
+  - resolve rt.cpan#55491 by skipping Interrupt test for win32
+1.3.9_01
+  - Completion works with Term::ReadLine::Perl, which works in win32 etc
+1.3.9
+  - Fix scary Moose 0.98 box, adding a check for ->isa('Devel::REPL') in Meta/Plugin.pm
+1.3.8
+  - Add doc to a bunch of plugins
+  - Add DDC plugin (like DDS but Data::Dumper::Concise)
+  - resolve rt.cpan#44231 SIGINT does not quit the REPL just kills the line being edited
+1.3.7
+  - resolve rt.cpan#44919 fix deprecated use of compute_all_applicable_methods
+1.3.6
+  - had to cut a new release, something went wrong with use of M::I
+1.3.5
+  - resolve rt.cpan#43807 three Completion drivers not loading Completion plugin
+  - resolve rt.cpan#43808 infinite recursion on Plugin::Commands when Plugin::Packages not loaded
+  - resolve rt.cpan#44902 warning due to deprecated use of alias_method in Plugin.pm
+  - add comment formatting option to the nopaste plugin
+  - add #pastetitle command to Nopaste plugin
+  - If the object we're dumping has stringification overloading, then use
+    it directly
+1.3.4
+  - resolve rt.cpan#43109 Missing deps for Default Profile Plugins
 1.3.3
   - make Nopaste attribute lazy
   - make ReadLineHistory history file location portable
@@ -27,7 +94,7 @@
   - Don't initialize a turtles matcher if we don't need to
   - Improve the MultiLine::PPI plugin by checking whether adding ;; will end in PPI::Statement::Null. If not, then there must be some incomplete structure
   - Respect env var DEVEL_REPL_PROFILE
-  - 
+  -
   - Devel::REPL::Plugin::Peek
   - Devel::REPL::Plugin::B::Concise
   - Add CompletionDriver::Turtles
@@ -38,7 +105,7 @@
   - Add a PPI plugin for #ppi CODE
   - CompletionDriver::Methods which currently only works on classnames
   - FindVariable plugin, which returns a reference to a global variable by name
-  - 
+  -
   - Update dependencies
   - Give "NAME" pod sections to all the plugins
   - Add AUTHOR sections where I know off the top of my head who wrote the plugin