History.txt in capistrano-extensions-0.1.3 vs History.txt in capistrano-extensions-0.1.4

@@ -1,22 +1,28 @@
-# Created 2008-08-20
+=== v0.1.4 / 2008-09-12
+* In local:restore_db, the db import would previously fail if the username was not specified in your database.yml
+  file.  I have corrected this and set it to default to 'root' now (as rails does).
 
+* Moved a lot of the information/instructions out of the README and onto the github wiki
+  (http://github.com/jtrupiano/capistrano-extensions/wikis/home).
+  
+* Started hosting the gem at rubyforge.  You can now install directly from gem without downloading the source!
+
 === v0.1.3 / 2008-08-25
-* 2008-08-25 : VERSION BUMP
-  Introduced a new property :shared_content, which is intended to completely replace :content_directories
+* Introduced a new property :shared_content, which is intended to completely replace :content_directories
   eventually.  All directories previously specified by :content_directories go through a simple transformation
   to match the new hash construct that is :shared_content.  Now, we can specify non-public directories (though
   they are still limited to within RAILS_ROOT), e.g.
   
   set(:shared_content) { "feeds" => "content" }
   
   This will create a symlink whose source is #{shared_path}/feeds and whose target is RAILS_ROOT/content.
   Then, on successive deployments, this symlink is just recreated, and all of our feeds are still accessible
   (because they were stored outside of RAILS_ROOT and then symlinked in).
 
-=== v0.1.2 / 2008-07-20
-2008-08-20
 *	Fixed a mysql bug that was encountered in "sync" operations.  When passing a password on the command-line
 	(e.g. mysqldump -uuser -ppass), $'s in the password need to be escaped.  I also fixed the scenario where
 	there was no password (common for restoring to the development environment).  Previously you would be
 	prompted for a password only in the case where there was no password required.  This was a result of 
-	the way the mysql commands were being built: "mysql -u#{user} -p#{password}" where password was nil or ""
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+	the way the mysql commands were being built: "mysql -u#{user} -p#{password}" where password was nil or ""
+  	
+=== v0.1.2 / 2008-07-20