Changes

Changes
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    * Use DateTime->set_locale instead of ->set to set the locale. Using ->set
      may actually change the local time unintentionally. Dave Rolsky. GitHub
      PR #2.

1.00 29 Nov 2011
    * Work around 5.14 qw() deprecation
    * Tweak test
    * Update dependency

0.99999_01 19 Aug 2010
    * Migrate to using XS backend (DateTime::Astro)
    * Migrate to github
    * Solar terms on 2020 and 2028 are known to be broken at this moment

0.07 - 29 May 2007
  - Migrate to Module::Install
  - Require new version of DateTime::Event::Chinese

0.06 (never released)
  - Add POD tests.

0.05 - 28 Jun 2005
  - Fix Build.PL create_makefile_pl to create 'traditional' Makefile.PL
  - Update dependency (require newer modules). This fixes problems reported
    by Dave Rolsky where make test fails.
  - Slightly modify test

0.04 - 30 Jan 2004
  - Was missing the time_zone() method, which makes a difference when
    you pass a DT::C::Chinese to a from_object() method for other
    calendards
  - Add test

0.03 - 24 Jan 2004
  - It's good to be able to access CVS.
  - Added methods to get the Chinese year name, as well as just the
    celestial stem or the terrestrial branch.  Dave Rolsky.
  - Added a method to return the zodiac animal for the year.  Dave Rolsky.

0.02 - 24 Jan 2004
[ The "Darn, Astronomical Calendars Are Hard" Release ]
  - Now the time_zone parameter defaults to Asia/Shanghai, so that
    dates by default align with Chinese Calendar
  - Added elapsed_years()
  - Fixed MANIFEST
  - Fixed really nasty bug in the edge case for going from a non-leap
    year to a leap year by requiring DateTime::Event::SolarTerm 0.02,
    which fixes no_major_term_on.
  - Fixed another really nasty bug caused by operator precedence of ? :
  - Fixed _calc_gregorian_components() which was triggered from set()
  - Fixed set() to correctly set the time components
  - Fixed new()'s validation args (missing defaults)
  - Fixed now()
  - Require DateTime::Event::Chinese 0.02

0.01 - 12 Jan 2004
  - initial release