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6. By Dirk Eddelbuettel on 2010-06-13

* Minor bugfix releases:

  o manual page confused --dbname and --dbsystem (Closes: #573235)

  o applied patch by Warren Thompson to use the registered default
    currency rather than a hard-code 'USD'

* debian/control: Standards-Version: increased to 3.8.4
* debian/source/format: Added with "3.0 (native)"
* debian/rules: Updated Perl invocation

5. By Dirk Eddelbuettel on 2009-12-22

* Minor bugfix releases:

  o DateCalc() now requires an error code variable, so supply one

  o finally release the OandA fx code (Closes: #532743)

* debian/control: Standards-Version: increased to 3.8.3

* debian/copyright: Updated to newer format

4. By Dirk Eddelbuettel on 2007-10-03

* Minor bugfix releases:

  o [beancounter, BeanCounter.pm]: Add "approx" as third argument
    to the call of Delta_Format() which seems to be needed now

* debian/control: Standards-Version: increased to 3.7.2

3. By Dirk Eddelbuettel on 2006-05-02

* Minor bugfix releases:

  o [BeanCounter.pm]: Also adjust close for splits in backpopulation

  o [contrib/beancounter.spec]: New version contributed by Doug Laidlaw

* debian/control: Standards-Version: increased to 3.7.0, no changes needed

2. By Dirk Eddelbuettel on 2005-04-14

Minor update release which adds support for SQLite3

o [setup_beancounter] Updated to use sqlite3 as the new default,
but added new option '-o $file' to create databases for the
previous release of SQLite (which uses an incompatible format
relative to SQLite v3.*).

o [beancounter, BeanCounter.pm] Accordingly, updated such that
SQLite is still the default (but expects a version 3.database)
yet allows for version 2.databases with the newly added
option --dbsystem=SQLite2

o On the Perl side of things, we now require DBD::SQLite releases
1.0.or later (which match SQLite v3.*) as the default. Access
to older SQLite databases is possible via DBD::SQLite2, the
compatibility package.

o This setup allows users to continue to use existing (v2) SQLite
databases, as well as to continue to create them under this older
version should they so desire --but offers the newer and more
featureful version 3.of SQLite as the new default.

o Beancounter users employing either PostgreSQL or MySQL are not
affected by this in any form.

o [debian/control] Depends updated accordingly

1. By Dirk Eddelbuettel on 2002-03-10

* setup_beancounter: Fill beancounter table with current version number
  and current date right after the table is created.
* debian/rules: Making sure $version is updated in beancounter,
  update_beancounter and setup_beancounter