- fix: WeatherData asset not displaying properly

- rfe: Weather-Data not only for US-Cities
 - rfe: WeatherData Asset - Convert to International format

docs/changelog/7.x.x.txt

@@ -1,5 +1,8 @@
 7.3.11
  - Added an option for enabling coverage tests to testCodebase.pl.
+ - fix: WeatherData asset not displaying properly
+ - rfe: Weather-Data not only for US-Cities
+ - rfe: WeatherData Asset - Convert to International format
  - fix: Off by 1 error while displaying ad impressions (perlDreamer Consulting, LLC)
 
 7.3.10

docs/gotcha.txt

@@ -7,6 +7,15 @@ upgrading from one version to the next, or even between multiple
 versions. Be sure to heed the warnings contained herein as they will
 save you many hours of grief.
 
+7.3.11
+--------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+ * The weather data asset stopped working because our old weather
+   provider went away. We've remade the weather asset using a data
+   feed from weather.com. The feed is free, but you'll have to
+   register to use it on your site. The up side is that the weather
+   asset now supports international cities.
+
 7.3.10
 --------------------------------------------------------------------
  * This version fixes a bug in the 7.2.3-7.3.0 upgrade where the

docs/upgrades/upgrade_7.3.10-7.3.11.pl

@@ -20,17 +20,18 @@ my $quiet; # this line required
 
 my $session = start(); # this line required
 
-# upgrade functions go here
+fixWeather($session);
 
 finish($session); # this line required
 
 
-##-------------------------------------------------
-#sub exampleFunction {
-#	my $session = shift;
-#	print "\tWe're doing some stuff here that you should know about.\n" unless ($quiet);
-#	# and here's our code
-#}
+#-------------------------------------------------
+sub fixWeather {
+	my $session = shift;
+	print "\tConverting WeatherData asset to use weather.com\n" unless ($quiet);
+	$session->db->write("alter table WeatherData add column partnerId varchar(100)");
+	$session->db->write("alter table WeatherData add column licenseKey varchar(100)");
+}