# Release Version 0.3.3 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

# Feature: Add ftl address - returns a publicly accessible ip or hostname for a named instance.

# Release Version 0.3.2 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

* Feature: Add ftl templates (BETA)
* Feature: Load yml files from templates subdirectory if available (BETA)
* Bug Fix: ssh command usernames

# Release Version 0.3.1 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

* Allow spot requests to accept --count parameter

# Release Version 0.3.0 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

* Feature: Add ftl <script> to execute arbitrary ruby locally within ftl environment
* Feature: Add ftl ips to show Elastic IP addresses
* Feature: Add ftl stop to stop running instances
* Feature: Add ftl start to start running instances
* Feature: Add option to pass in spot request instance count
* Feature: Add ftl terminate to specifically terminate any instance vs only running ones
* Bug fix: Spot requests were launching as regular instances 
* Bug fix: Other minor bug fixes and cleanups


# Release Version 0.2.4 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

* Add ftl <action> <server> to execute arbitrary commands on running instances
* Add ftl sample_config to see the latest sample ftl.yml
* Add ftl images # Shows AMIs associated with your account

# Release Version 0.2.3 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
  
* Add ftl status
* find_instances returns exact match preferentially
* Update README with more examples and setup
* Adds :keys config parameter

# Release Version 0.2.2 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

* Adds templates feature to config file
* Start and cancel spot requests
* Execution without parameters shows help screen
* Fixes various bugs

# Release Version 0.2.0 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

* First revamped release handling AWS in a more generic way

Previous releases were focused on starting up Pair Programming servers. 
The latest releases can also be used for this but are more useful in a generic 
AWS situation.