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0.6.1

* Remove official Python2.6 support! Most things will probably work, but not guaranteed.
* Add `ghost ssh` connecting through proxy using ProxyCommand.
* Add `ghost put` `--add` flag to add values to an existing key.
* Fix init in TinyDB and SqlAlchemy backends not idempotent.
* Fix SqlAlchemy backend not creating a non-existing database on non-SQLite storage.
* Allow to pass arbitrary directives to any ssh command via the `extend` value in an `ssh` type key.
* Delete stale stash when initializing a stash without being able to write its passphrase file due to filesystem access errors.
* Disallow using a stash before it is initialized.
* Fix `ghost ssh` failing miserably on non-existing key.
* Fix load not working due to it using the wrong passphrase.

0.6.0

* Allow to use multiple stashes on the same backend
* Allow to lock and unlock keys to prevent deletion and modification of critical keys
* Allow to list close matches or containing strings
* Add key type system to allow for additional functionality. See github issue 106
* Add `ghost ssh` command to allow to connect to a machhine based on a key of type `ssh`
* Error out instead of overriding passphrase.ghost file when generating two stashes
* Re-encrypt on migrate only if passphrases are different between the stashes
* Change `transation.log` file name to `audit.log`
* Add more verbose logging in the CLI

0.5.0

* Use default stash path for tinydb when using the CLI so that it is no longer a required option
* Add automatic reading of `passphrase.ghost` from different locations (cwd/..., ~/.ghost/... and /etc/ghost/...)
* Allow to `get` a single value from a key (e.g. ghost get aws SECRET_ACCESS_KEY)
* Validate passphrase before any action, not only read
* Add file-based transation log for auditing purposes
* Make `init` idempotent on all storage backends
* Disallow deleting the built in `passphrase` key
* Fix vault path using backslackes instead of slashes on Windows
* Output new line when retrieving key using CLI
* Greatly simplify storage testing framework to allow adding storages much easily
* Improve code quality

0.4.1

* Fix any remaining Windows related issues and fix the tests. Windows support is now official.

0.4.0

* Add a Vault backend
* Add an Elasticsearch backend
* Add a Consul backend (Thanks tehasdf!)
* Add `migrate` command and API which performs a comfortable `export` and `load` from one stash to another.
* Add contribution docs, backend specific docs and more elaborate docs in general.
* Add `extras_require` for the different backends so that you can now run `pip install ghost[backend_name]` to install the backend's dependencies.
* Verify Windows support. Ghost currently supports Windows, there are some tests to fix though.
* Provide a default stash path in the CLI for each backend type.
* Use appdirs to provide the default dir for ghost's home (Thanks jcollado!)
* Fix not being able to `stash.get(key)` twice using the API.
* Fix not being able to create a stash in the `cwd` when using a file based backend like TinyDB or SQLite

0.3.0

* Generated passphrase will now be printed to a file (`cwd/passphrase.ghost`) instead of to the screen.
* Add 99% test coverage.
* Support Python 3.
* Remove logger in favor of `click`'s `echo`.
* Allow to choose backend using the CLI.
* Add `export` and `load` CLI commands and APIs to allow to export all keys in a stash to a file and then load them, potentially to a stash of a different backend.
* Add `purge` API and CLI command to delete all keys in a stash.
* Replace `--value` options with unlimited arguments in the form of `key=value` for the `value` field of a key.
* Add `--no-decrypt` flag to the CLI when running `ghost get`.
* Use SQLAlchemy PickleType for values in the SQLAlchemy Storage.
* Add `-j` flag to jsonify key list.
* Remove `T` from the timestamp in the `modified_at` and `created_at` fields of a key.

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