libmoo-perl (2.000001-1) experimental; urgency=low

  Citing from upstream's Changes file:

  * Incompatible Changes
    - Fatal warnings and the other additional checks from the strictures
      module will no longer be applied to modules using Moo or Moo::Role.  We
      now only apply strict and (non-fatal) warnings, matching the behavior of
      Moose.
    - Classes without attributes used to store everything passed to ->new
      in the object.  This has been fixed to not store anything in the object,
      making it consistent with classes that had attributes.
    - Moo will now pass __no_BUILD__ to parent constructors when inheriting
      from a Moose or Class::Tiny class, to prevent them from calling BUILD
      functions.  Moo calls the BUILD functions itself, which previously led
      to them being called multiple times.
    - Attempting to replace an existing constructor, or modify one that has
      been used, will throw an error.  This includes adding attributes.
      Previously, this would result in some attributes being silently ignored
      by the constructor.
    - If a class's @ISA is modified without using 'extends' in a way that
      affects object construction, Moo will detect this and throw an error.
      This can happen in code that uses ->load_components from
      Class::C3::Componentised, which is common in DBIx::Class modules.

 -- Axel Beckert <abe@debian.org>  Wed, 01 Jul 2015 00:20:07 +0200