CHANGELOG in kmayer-highrise-0.11.1 vs CHANGELOG in kmayer-highrise-0.12.0

@@ -1,11 +1,46 @@
-2009-05-04 Ken Mayer <[e-mail]
[phone] Ken Mayer <[e-mail]>
 
-  * Version 0.9.0
+  * Version 0.12.0
+
+  * Added store_options attribute, so fetches will work work with
+    :mem_cache_store and :expires_in
+
[phone] Ken Mayer <[e-mail]>
+
+  * Version 0.11.0
+
+  * Added untag_id! to Taggable, in case you already know the id and don't
+    need to search for it again.
+
[phone] Ken Mayer <[e-mail]>
+
+  * Version 0.10.0
+
+  * Simplified caching store interface, left configuration up to end-user with
+    less magic
+
+  * Removed version.rb module & tests. No one will ever use it, why clutter up
+    the code.
+
[phone] Ken Mayer <[e-mail]>
+
+  * Version 0.9.2
   
-  * Changed cache_store= interface to accept :none (to disable caching),  :rails (to use the default Rails cache, whatever that happens to be), and, consequently, restores the lookup_store default behavior (given nil or empty options returns a new, default cache_store).
+  * Refactored cachable to be more idiomatic ruby
   
+  * Dropped the SHA1 hashing from cache_key
+
[phone] Ken Mayer <[e-mail]>
+
+  * Version 0.9.0
+
+  * Changed cache_store= interface to accept :none (to disable caching),
+    :rails (to use the default Rails cache, whatever that happens to be), and,
+    consequently, restores the lookup_store default behavior (given nil or
+    empty options returns a new, default cache_store).
+
   * Documentation update. Created and back-filled CHANGELOG
   
 2009-05-01 Ken Mayer <[e-mail]>
 
   * Version 0.8.0
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   * Updated gemspec
   
 2009-04-26 Ken Mayer <[e-mail]>
   
   * Version 0.7.0
-  
-  * Refactored Tag & Taggable so ::Tag is a subclass of Base. This adds ::Tag.find(:all) to your quiver of tools. All existing functionality passes tests, but the interface to ::Tag.new has changed. You have to treat it like all of other ARes, that is, use a Hash (instead of positional parameters) to initialize the model.
-    
+
+  * Refactored Tag & Taggable so ::Tag is a subclass of Base. This adds
+    ::Tag.find(:all) to your quiver of tools. All existing functionality
+    passes tests, but the interface to ::Tag.new has changed. You have to
+    treat it like all of other ARes, that is, use a Hash (instead of
+    positional parameters) to initialize the model.
+
 2009-04-22 Luis Bepop
 
   * Version 0.6.3
-  
-  * Support to tags refactored. Include curl helper to improve support for objects without ActiveResource base like 'tag' which needs a parse in a html document from a httprequest.
-  
+
+  * Support to tags refactored. Include curl helper to improve support for
+    objects without ActiveResource base like 'tag' which needs a parse in a
+    html document from a httprequest.
+
 2009-04-06 slainer68
 
   * Version 0.6.2
   
   * Modularize Taggable
   
 2009-03-31 ThiagoLelis
 
   * Version 0.6.1
-  
-  * Add Person.tag that show a array of tags, and Perton.tag(name), add a new   tag to a person.
-  
+
+  * Add Person.tag that show a array of tags, and Perton.tag(name), add a new
+    tag to a person.
+
 2009-01-14 tapajos
 
   * Version 0.5.0
   
   * Initial import
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