CHANGELOG.md in adhearsion-2.0.0.alpha1 vs CHANGELOG.md in adhearsion-2.0.0.alpha2

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 # develop (2.0.0.head)
 
+# 2.0.0.alpha2 - 2012-01-30
+  * Change: Plugins no longer load dialplan/event/rpc/console methods using corresponding class methods
+  * Feature: CallController and Console can have modules of methods mixed in using `CallController.mixin` and `Console.mixin`
+  * Feature: Added the ability to override configuration using environment variables. The correct names are given when running `rake adhearsion:config:show`, and are automatically added for all plugins. Plugins may define how the string environment variable is transformed to be useful.
+  * Feature: Rake task adhearsion:config:show improved to make the output copy and paste-able in a configuration file.
+  * Feature: Call variables are aggregated from the headers sent and received during its existence
+  * Feature: Call variables are accessible using `#[]` and `#[]=` on the call
+  * Feature: Router can match against variables on a call using `#[]`
+  * Feature: adhearsion process is named via configuration module
+  * Feature: CallController#dial now takes a `:for` (or `:timeout`) option to specify a timeout on the dial command
+  * Feature: Include a sensible `.gitignore` in generated apps
+  * Feature: CallController can now perform join operations on calls, and take either a call ID, a call object or a mixer name as the target
+  * Bugfix: `Call` and `OutboundCall` now respond to `#to` and `#from` with the correct values from the offer/dial
+  * Bugfix: An `OutboundCall` allows storing call variables just like a `Call`
+  * Bugfix: The console should be shut down when shutting down the process
+  * Rake tasks cleaned up and some initialization bugs fixed
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 # 2.0.0.alpha1 - 2012-01-17
 
 ## Major architectural changes
   * Adhearsion is no longer a framework for creating Asterisk applications, and it does not know anything about the specifics of Asterisk. Adhearsion now makes use of the Punchblock library which abstracts features from common telephony engines. Supported engines are now:
     * Asterisk 1.8+