lib/extensible/version.rb in extensible-0.0.2 vs lib/extensible/version.rb in extensible-0.0.3

@@ -1,39 +1,5 @@
-##
-# Use Extensible on your custom extensions in order to get a set of advantages over traditional extensions that override
-# the <tt>Module#extended</tt> method directly. When _extending_ Extensible you will be able to define your
-# initialization code (similar to using <tt>Module#extended</tt>) via the when_extended method.
-#
-#   module MyExtension
-#     extend Extensible
-#     when_extended {|m| puts "#{self} has extended #{m}." }
-#   end
-#
-#   class MyClass
-#     extend MyExtension
-#   end  #=> MyExtension has extended MyClass.
-#
-# Extensible is, itself, extensible. This means that you will be able to extend it further or bundle it together with
-# other extensible modules by _including_ it in your module.
-#
-#   module MyExtensibleExtension
-#     include Extensible
-#
-#     def custom_when_extended(&block)
-#       puts "Defining initialization code..."
-#       when_extended &block
-#     end
-#   end
-#
-#   module MyExtension
-#     extend MyExtensibleExtension
-#     custom_when_extended {|m| puts "#{self} has extended #{m}." }
-#   end  #=> Defining initialization code...
-#
-#   class MyClass
-#     extend MyExtension
-#   end  #=> MyExtension has extended MyClass.
 module Extensible
   ##
   # Current version of Extensible.
-  VERSION = "0.0.2".freeze
+  VERSION = "0.0.3".freeze
 end