README.md in devise_oam-0.0.2 vs README.md in devise_oam-0.0.3

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 integration with Oracle Access Manager. 
 
 ## Installation
 In **Rails 3**, add this to your Gemfile and run the `bundle` command.
 
-    gem "devise_oam", github: "whatthewhat/devise_oam"
+    gem "devise_oam", "~> 0.0.3"
 
 ## Usage
 1) Add the `HeaderAuthenticatable` strategy in devise initializer `config/initializers/devise.rb`:
 
 ```ruby
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 * `user_class` - class of your devise user model
 * `user_login_field` - login field for the user model (should be unique)
 * `create_user_if_not_found` - if set to true this will create a new user if no user was found
 * `create_user_method` - method in the `user_class` to handle new user creation
 * `ldap_header` - HTTP header for LDAP roles
-* `roles_setter` - method in the `user_class` to handle updating user roles
+* `update_user_method` - method in the `user_class` to handle updating user roles and additional attributes
+* `attr_headers` - headers with additional attributes that are passed to `update_user_method`
 
+`roles_setter` should still work, but is deprecated
+
 ### Automatic user creation
 If you need to automatically create new users based on `oam_header` you need to do the following:
 
 1. Set `create_user_if_not_found` setting to `true`
 2. Add a method to your user class that will accept a hash of params (`user_login_field` and also `:roles` if you are using LDAP roles) and create a new user
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 ### LDAP roles
 To use LDAP roles parsing:
 
 1. Set `ldap_header` setting to the HTTP header with roles (should be a comma separated string)
 2. Add a method to your user class that will accept an array with roles and update the user
-3. In the initializer set `roles_setter` setting to the method you've just created
+3. In the initializer set `update_user_method` setting to the method you've just created
 
 For an example see `test/dummy` app.
 
 ## Links
 * [Devise](https://github.com/plataformatec/devise)
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