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Revision history for Perl module Business::US::USPS::WebTools

1.125 2021-05-19
        * Updated API endpoints.  Always use HTTPS.

        * Removed two tests that started failing due to changes in the API
          response.

        * Skip tracking tests (which are disabled anyway) rather than failing if
          test credentials aren't set.

        * Access to the testing/staging environment is no longer granted by
          default and testing against the production environment is allowed
          (load/stress testing isn't), so tests are now run against the
          production API by default.  To run against the testing/staging
          environment, set USPS_WEBTOOLS_ENVIRONMENT to TESTING while setting up
          your credentials.

1.124 2020-09-18
        * New maintainer

1.122 2016-10-13T00:13:29Z
	* Another release because the last one wasn't indexed. ADOPTME
	has permissions on it.

1.121 2016-06-07T19:29:22Z
	* Bump to release version

1.12_01 2016-01-07T04:27:51Z
	* Add the Track & Confirm API

1.12 2015-09-29T19:45:43Z
	* Update for the latest API changes and test responses
	* Get DeliveryPoint, CarrierRoute, and ReturnText fields

1.11 - 2007-11-03
	* cleanups to move from CVS to SVN
	* now requires perl 5.6
	* cleanups to the disto; no need to upgrade if you already have this

0.00 - 2007-10-25
	* distro adjustments. no big whoop.

1.09 - 2007-02-05
	* Jay Buffington noted I wasn't escaping the query strings
	correctly (meaning, at all), so I fixed that.
	* This is an important fix that everyone should upgrade too.

1.06 - 2007-01-10
	* First official release :)

0.10 - 2006-09-26
	* Changed namespace to Business::US::USPS::*
	* More docs to point out you need the USPS UserID to use any of this
	* See http://www.usps.com/webtools/

0.10 - 2006-09-16
	* This is the initial release of a group of modules which
	implement the web services of the US Postal Service. This
	isn't screen scraping!
	* See http://www.usps.com/webtools/