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== 0.12.1 / 2013-02-19
* Minor Enhancements
* Update Kramdown version to 0.14 (#744, #808)
* Test Enhancements
* Update Rake version to 10.0.3 (#744)
* Update Shoulda version to 3.3.2 (#744)
* Update Redcarpet version to 2.2.2 (#744)
== 0.12.0 / 2012-12-22
* Minor Enhancements
* Add ability to explicitly specify included files (#261)
* Add --default-mimetype option (#279)
* Allow setting of RedCloth options (#284)
* Add post_url Liquid tag for internal post linking (#369)
* Allow multiple plugin dirs to be specified (#438)
* Inline TOC token support for RDiscount (#333)
* Add the option to specify the paginated url format (#342)
* Support Redcarpet 2 and fenced code blocks (#619)
* Better reporting of Liquid errors (#624)
* Bug Fixes
* Allow some special characters in highlight names
* URL escape category names in URL generation (#360)
* Fix error with limit_posts (#442)
* Properly select dotfile during directory scan (#363, #431, #377)
* Allow setting of Kramdown smart_quotes (#482)
* Ensure front-matter is at start of file (#562)
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Bump PKGREVISION.
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Changes:
* Fix gemspec
* Fix extra blank line in highlight blocks (#409)
* Update dependencies
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Noted by wiz@.
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Changes:
* Major Enhancements
* Add command line importer functionality (#253)
* Add Redcarpet Markdown support (#318)
* Make markdown/textile extensions configurable (#312)
* Add `markdownify` filter
* Minor Enhancements
* Switch to Albino gem
* Bundler support
* Use English library to avoid hoops (#292)
* Add Posterous importer (#254)
* Fixes for Wordpress importer (#274, #252, #271)
* Better error message for invalid post date (#291)
* Print formatted fatal exceptions to stdout on build failure
* Add Tumblr importer (#323)
* Add Enki importer (#320)
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