To add some more details: The official Emacs repo at https://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/emacs.git contains changes from the master branch of Jonathan Rockway's work - so his changes to accommodate for MooseX::Declare is not included there.

In that repo I've also patched about a dozen or so old and ancient bugs, plus some I've discovered myself. At least one patch is still outstanding to fix indentation after package Foo { ...; }, but most of the work to bring it to Perl 5.30 is done. For example, the new package syntax as well as lexical subroutines should now work with the speedbar.

In my own repo the master branch has some experimental stuff, including support for Moo* and other extensions which bring their own keywords. The upstream branch is occasionally synchronized with the "official" Emacs master branch (I've done it right now).

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