## Plate 0.6.3

* Pass through current site to Sass::Engine options for use within Sass plugins

## Plate 0.6.2

* Gem dependency updates
* Upgraded Twitter Bootstrap to v2.0.3
* Sass and Less partial modifications reload parent file regardless of file location and nesting.

## Plate 0.6.1

* Added basic support for asset partials with Sass and Less. When using watch mode, partials will reload any referencing files if they are modified.

## Plate 0.6.0

* Meta data can be read from the config file and used to store common site data such as title, description, author, etc.
* Modified new site generator to use meta data structure
* Added RSS feed as part of new site generation
* Added helper for making relative links absolute for use within RSS feeds
* Documentation updates
* Added a new DSL for callbacks and other extensions. Files within `./lib` will now be evaluated using the DSL instead of just being required.
* Helpers have been moved to a separate directory in the site source root named `./helpers`.
* Added new site template with some base CSS styles and helpful information to get started.
* Allow a build destination to be set within the config.yml file.
* Allow customization of Sass output style with config variable :sass_style
* Added DSL methods to register asset and template engines.
* Added engine for Less CSS processing. Install the less gem to use this engine.

## Plate 0.5.4

* Added config option to command line utility to load a specific config file.
* Allowed new post command to have default options stored in config.yml file.

## Plate 0.5.3

* Added support for Sass @import statements.
* Partial-style assets are not included in the build by default. Partial file names start with an underscore.

## Plate 0.5.2

* Added `platify` command line utility to set up a new site.

## Plate 0.5.1

* Updates to new post command line utility. Pass in a category and layout to a new post.

## Plate 0.5.0

* Initial build, basic site generation, asset compilation and template handling.
* Command line interface
* Rebuilding site with changes on demand with the `--watch` parameter
* Basic callbacks for manipulating page and site content