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Good idea! (Score:1)
This is a very good idea, but mostly because a standardised changelog format gives us options like automatic pre-release checks of the file ("Have I updated the Changes.yml file before uploading the package to CPAN?") or making new Kwalitee tests for CPAN-friendly packages. :)
Oh, and the syntax can be "fixed" by adding a ":" after the version number (see v0.0.1 in the example).
Here comes spec v0.01... (Score:1)
Oh, and the syntax can be "fixed" by adding a ":" after the version number (see v0.0.1 in the example).
And Viola! We have v0.01 of our spec!
I like YAML for its readability due to its lack of sigils (unlike JSON). And for simple YAML there is YAML::Tiny which can handle those basic structures, namely a list of hashes., just fine...
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