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fix history to be in correct version.

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Amos King 2009-01-23 22:53:29 -06:00
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@ -2,11 +2,13 @@
* Minor enhancements * Minor enhancements
* have_tag and the corresponding asserts work outside of merb, including selenium mode. (Amos King)
* Support Sinatra 0.9 (Harry Vangberg) * Support Sinatra 0.9 (Harry Vangberg)
* Update query param parsing to work with latest Edge Rails * Update query param parsing to work with latest Edge Rails
* Bug fixes * Bug fixes
* Create tmp/pids directory if directory does not exist. (Amos King and Mike Gaffney)
* Setup deprecated writers for the selenium_environment= and selenium_port= config * Setup deprecated writers for the selenium_environment= and selenium_port= config
* Ensure the previous pages params aren't passed through redirect * Ensure the previous pages params aren't passed through redirect
* Labels should only search for fields within the current scope (Kyle Hargraves) * Labels should only search for fields within the current scope (Kyle Hargraves)
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* Minor enhancements * Minor enhancements
* have_tag and the corresponding asserts work outside of merb, including selenium mode. (Amos King)
* Create tmp/pids directory if directory does not exist. (Amos King and Mike Gaffney)
* Added Selenium grid configuration and support. (Amos King && Cornel Borcean) * Added Selenium grid configuration and support. (Amos King && Cornel Borcean)
* Support passing an ActiveRecord model to #within when in Rails mode [#68] (Luke Melia) * Support passing an ActiveRecord model to #within when in Rails mode [#68] (Luke Melia)
* Make assert_* matchers in rails mode increment the assertions count [#123] (Amos King) * Make assert_* matchers in rails mode increment the assertions count [#123] (Amos King)