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@@ -1,14 +1,47 @@ # default - History ## Tags -* [LATEST - 30 Dec, 2015 (8f469a6f)](#LATEST) +* [LATEST - 28 Jan, 2016 (1b73712d)](#LATEST) +* [0.3.1 - 30 Dec, 2015 (7a3f10ca)](#0.3.1) * [0.3.0 - 30 Dec, 2015 (4b03eaf4)](#0.3.0) * [0.2.0 - 22 Dec, 2015 (dfa33e5f)](#0.2.0) * [0.1.0 - 21 Dec, 2015 (474f4ccb)](#0.1.0) * [0.0.1 - 7 Oct, 2015 (d99251e6)](#0.0.1) ## Details -### <a name = "LATEST">LATEST - 30 Dec, 2015 (8f469a6f) +### <a name = "LATEST">LATEST - 28 Jan, 2016 (1b73712d) + +* (GEM) update beaker-hostgenerator version to 0.3.2 (1b73712d) + +* Merge pull request #22 from Iristyle/update-win-10-platforms (b181cd18) + + +``` +Merge pull request #22 from Iristyle/update-win-10-platforms + +(maint) Update Windows 10 platform names +``` +* (maint) Update Windows 10 platform names (27a26440) + + +``` +(maint) Update Windows 10 platform names + + - Previous convention for Windows platforms is to always end in a -32 + or -64. There are some tests that rely on this naming scheme to + properly identify a 32-bit or 64-bit OS. + + For instance, a Puppet acceptance test relies on that convention when + detecting the location of binaries per: + + https://github.com/puppetlabs/puppet/blob/master/acceptance/tests/ensure_puppet-agent_paths.rb#L140-L143 + + Original commit that introduced these was + 3d1be3833b0dd95d508d89ecbe76464524f578c3 +``` +### <a name = "0.3.1">0.3.1 - 30 Dec, 2015 (7a3f10ca) + +* (HISTORY) update beaker-hostgenerator history for gem release 0.3.1 (7a3f10ca) * (GEM) update beaker-hostgenerator version to 0.3.1 (8f469a6f) * Merge pull request #19 from puppetlabs/issue/qeng-3335-centos-only (a478482a)