Changes

0.544 2023-12-23
  - fix a bug introduced by the $File::LsColor::COLORIZE_PATH variable
    that manifested itself when the variable was set and no definition
    to color the file by extension or other means was found.
0.540 2021-10-09
  - introducing $File::LsColor::COLORIZE_PATH variable.
    If set (new default), given a path like ~/foo/bar.flac, everything
    prior to the basename will be colored as per the LS_COLORS directory
    specification, while the actual base filename will be colored
    according to the file extension specification.

0.530 2021-05-24
  - introducing File::LsColor::slack_code_to_ls_code.
    Given a 'slack name', returns the short form of the ls code.

0.520 2021-04-27
  - introducing $File::LsColor::IGNORE_CASE variable. If set, case is ignored
    for file extensions.

0.506 2019-04-15
  - No functional changes.
  - add meta 'provides' field for kwalitee.

0.504 2019-04-08
  - bin/ls_color now properly splits a line and adds back the input field
    separator. Added some advanced examples to the docs.

0.501 2019-04-04
  - bin/ls_color now accepts a --key option similar to sort(1). The input field
    separator can be set as well. Useful to colorize filenames that can be
    aligned in columns other than the first; see examples section.

0.500 2019-03-24
  - Fix character device indicator to be cd, not ca

0.499 2019-03-22
  - introducing $File::LsColor::NO_STAT variable. If set, no stat() will be
    made. This can be desired if the filenames aren't real files, or for
    performance reasons.

0.498 2019-03-17
  - fix bug in can_ls_color() that made the function return undef when it
    shouldn't

0.495  2019-03-11
  - if LS_COLORS env var is unset, use the default gnu specification from
    dircolors.

0.492  2019-03-09
  - properly support dircolors keys with a wildcard and no extension, for
    example *MANIFEST, *README
  - can_ls_color() can now accept whitespace padded queries as well as both a
    naked extension and a full filname, e.g perl_is_best.pm
  - now properly support the following file attributes:
      * symlink
      * executable
      * directories
      * sockets
      * named pipes
      * block devices
      * character special files

    keep in mind that since a stat() needs to take place, this will only work
    with resolvable paths to real files.
  - the GNU default dircolors have been updated.