Maintenance Blog

Dear all,

We have a candidate for the upcoming 1.37 release of Net::DNS.

This release has a fix involving a case sensitivity issue with AXFR, and multiple other improvements among which links to relevant RFCs in package documentation.

Please review the candidate carefully. If no issues arise, the actual releases will follow Monday the 13th of March 2023.

See also the Changes.

Regression test results: https://www.net-dns.org/regression

Dear all,

I am pleased to announce Net::DNS 1.36.

This release:

• Deprecates the 2-argument TSIG->create() method.
• No longer allows zero packet->id on outbound packets, to prepare for sending raw packets with Net::DNS::Resolver::Unbound
• Prints EDNS0 information in JSON

See also the Changes.

Regression test results: https://www.net-dns.org/regression

Dear all,

We have a candidate for the upcoming 1.36 release of Net::DNS.

This release:

• Deprecates the 2-argument TSIG->create() method.
• No longer allows zero packet->id on outbound packets, to prepare for sending raw packets with Net::DNS::Resolver::Unbound
• Prints EDNS0 information in JSON

Please review the candidate carefully. If no issues arise, the actual releases will follow Friday the 30th of December 2022.

See also the Changes.

Regression test results: https://www.net-dns.org/regression

Dear all,

I am pleased to announce Net::DNS 1.33.

This release has accumulated code improvements, a few fixes for documentation errors and a single lone bugfix.

This release also adds a single small feature of exposing the protocol in the Nameserver $conn structure so it is available in ReplyHandlers.

See also the Changes.

Regression test results: https://www.net-dns.org/regression

Dear all,

We have a candidate for the upcoming 1.33 release of Net::DNS.

This release has accumulated code improvements, a few fixes for documentation errors and a single lone bugfix.

This release also adds a single small feature of exposing the protocol in the Nameserver $conn structure so it is available in ReplyHandlers.

Please review the candidate carefully. If no issues arise, the actual releases will follow Thursday the 16th of December 2021.

See also the Changes.

Regression test results: https://www.net-dns.org/regression

Dear all,

I am pleased to announce Net::DNS 1.32, with SVCB implementation that is now more fully aligned with the test vectors from the draft. Also a LICENSE file was added to comply with Fedora/RedHat requirements.

See also the Changes.

Regression test results: https://www.net-dns.org/regression

Dear all,

We have a candidate for the upcoming 1.32 release of Net::DNS, with SVCB implementation that is now more fully aligned with the test vectors from the draft. Also a LICENSE file was added to comply with Fedora/RedHat requirements.

Please review the candidate carefully. If no issues arise, the actual releases will follow Friday the 16th of July 2021.

See also the Changes.

Regression test results: https://www.net-dns.org/regression

Dear all,

I am pleased to announce Net::DNS 1.30, with simplified parsing of multi-line RRs in zone files, some work on the non-fatal tests, and upkeep on SVCB and other parts.

See also the Changes.

Regression test results: https://www.net-dns.org/regression

Dear all,

We have a candidate for the upcoming 1.30 release of Net::DNS, with simplified parsing of multi-line RRs in zone files, some work on the non-fatal tests, and upkeep on SVCB and other parts.

Please review the candidate carefully. If no issues arise, the actual releases will follow Thursday the 30th of March 2021.

See also the Changes.

Regression test results: https://www.net-dns.org/regression

Dear all,

I am pleased to announce Net::DNS 1.28, with syntax and grammar changes that will ensure continued compatibility with past and future version of Perl.

See also the Changes.

Regression test results: https://www.net-dns.org/regression