Affects: users of lang/perl5.*

Author: mat@FreeBSD.org

Reason: 
  The default Perl version has been switched to 5.40.

  See entry 20231017 for updating instructions.

Affects: users of lang/perl5*

Author: delphij@FreeBSD.org

Reason: 
  The default Perl version has been switched to Perl 5.36.  If you are using
  binary packages to upgrade your system, you do not have anything to do, pkg
  upgrade will do the right thing. For the other people, assuming you are
  migrating from 5.34 to 5.36, do:

  First, add to /etc/make.conf:

  DEFAULT_VERSIONS+=  perl5=5.36

  Portupgrade users:
	portupgrade -o lang/perl5.36 -f lang/perl5.34

	  You can now remove the DEFAULT_VERSIONS line added earlier
	  from /etc/make.conf

	  Then you will need to rebuild everything that uses libperl.so, you
	  can do so with:

	portupgrade -f `pkg shlib -qR libperl.so.5.34`

	  If, for some reason, this command fails at one point, it is safe to
	  run it again, it will not rebuild what it already rebuilt, as the
	  ports that have been rebuilt no longer depend on libperl.so.5.34 but
	  on libperl.so.5.36.

  Portmaster users:
	portmaster -o lang/perl5.36 lang/perl5.34

	  You can now remove the DEFAULT_VERSIONS line added earlier
	  from /etc/make.conf

	  Then you will need to rebuild everything that uses libperl.so, you
	  can do so with:

	portmaster -f `pkg shlib -qR libperl.so.5.34`

	  If, for some reason, this command fails at one point, it is safe to
	  run it again, it will not rebuild what it already rebuilt, as the
	  ports that have been rebuilt no longer depend on libperl.so.5.34 but
	  on libperl.so.5.36.

Affects: users of lang/perl5*

Author: delphij@FreeBSD.org

Reason: 
  The default Perl version has been switched to Perl 5.34.  If you are using
  binary packages to upgrade your system, you do not have anything to do, pkg
  upgrade will do the right thing.