README.rdoc in xapian_db-1.3.2 vs README.rdoc in xapian_db-1.3.3

@@ -1,16 +1,7 @@
 = XapianDb
 
-{<img src="https://secure.travis-ci.org/garaio/xapian_db.png" />}[http://travis-ci.org/garaio/xapian_db]
-
-== Important Information
-
-Version 1.3 does not support YAML serialization for attributes anymore. If you don't apply a type information for an attribute (like attribute :birth, as: :date) in your blueprint,
-the attribute gets stored as a string. The new preferred type for complex attributes is JSON. Why the change? We were experiencing a unacceptable performance hit when we switched from Syck to Psych. The new philosophy for blueprints is therefore explicit type information. lib/type_codec.rb contains the most common codecs and of course, you can add your own (see examples/custom_serialization.rb).
-
-<b>Please note: You may want to fine tune your blueprints and you MUST rebuild your xapian index when switching to version 1.3</b>
-
 == What's in the box?
 
 XapianDb is a ruby gem that combines features of nosql databases and fulltext indexing into one piece. The result: Rich documents and very fast queries. It is based on {Xapian}[http://xapian.org/], an efficient and powerful indexing library.
 
 XapianDb is inspired by {xapian-fu}[https://github.com/johnl/xapian-fu] and {xapit}[https://github.com/ryanb/xapit].
@@ -71,10 +62,11 @@
   # XapianDb configuration
   defaults: &defaults
     adapter: datamapper # Avaliable adapters: :active_record, :datamapper
     language: de        # Global language; can be overridden for specific blueprints
     term_min_length: 2  # Ignore single character terms
+    enable_query_flags: FLAG_PHRASE, FLAG_SPELLING_CORRECTION
 
   development:
     database: db/xapian_db/development
     <<: *defaults
 
@@ -89,13 +81,23 @@
 ==== Available options
 
   - adapter: :active_record|:datamapper, default: :active_record
   - language: any iso language code, default: :none (activates spelling corrections, stemmer and stop words if an iso language code ist set)
   - term_min_length: <n>, default: 1 (do not index terms shorter than n)
-  - enable_phrase_search: true|false, default: false (see the xapian docs for an intro to phrase searching)
   - term_splitter_count: <n>, default: 0 (see chapter Term Splitting)
+  - enable_query_flags: <list of flags, separated by colons>
+  - disable_query_flags: <list of flags, separated by colons>
 
+  The following query flags are enabled by default:
+
+    - FLAG_WILDCARD
+    - FLAG_BOOLEAN
+    - FLAG_BOOLEAN_ANY_CASE
+    - FLAG_SPELLING_CORRECTION
+
+  See the xapian docs for all available query flags
+
 If you do not configure settings for an environment in this file, xapian_db applies the defaults.
 
 === Configure an index blueprint
 
 In order to get your models indexed, you must configure a document blueprint for each class you want to index. You can pass the class name as a
@@ -246,10 +248,10 @@
 
 You can query objects of a specific class:
 
   results = Person.search "name:Foo"
 
-You can search for exact phrases:
+You can search for exact phrases (if the query flag is turned on):
 
   results = XapianDb.search('"this exact sentence"')
 
 If you want to paginate the result, pass the :per_page argument: