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1.2

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* Change exception handling to preserve backward compatibility with
Python 2.5.

* Add Vagrant and tox configurations for automation of testing against
multiple Python versions.

* Add support for Python 3.2, 3.3, 3.4, and 3.5.
Thanks to `ronnix`_ and `StefanWiechula`_ for pull requests,
and to `jacebrowning`_ for in-use testing.

* Fix test suite issues re: multiple Python versions.

* Add ``test_runner`` option in the config file to specify the test
runner command to use; defaults to ``nosetests``.

.. _ronnix: https://bitbucket.org/ronnix/
.. _StefanWiechula: https://bitbucket.org/StefanWiechula/
.. _jacebrowning: https://bitbucket.org/jacebrowning/

1.1.2

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* Fix packaging errors. CHANGELOG was missing from MANIFEST.in, and
setup.py failed under Python 2.5 due to the use of context managers.

1.1.1

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* Refactored checksum calculations to flatten nested loops and improve
testability.

* Added test suite.

* Fixed a bug that caused ``nose`` not to run when
``exclude_patterns`` was empty. Thanks to Greg Haskins for the
patch, and an anonymous issue reporter on Bitbucket.

* Fixed a bug that caused files in the ``base_path`` not to be
monitored. Thanks to Greg Haskins for the patch.

1.1

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* Configuration file now defaults to ``setup.cfg``.

* New configuration options to make it easier to use ``nosy`` in
projects with deep directory structures. The checksum calculator now
uses ``os.walk()`` starting from ``base_path``, including files
given by a list of ``glob_patterns``, excluding those given by a
list of ``exclude_patterns``. Files given by the ``extra_paths``
list are also glob-ed in to handle anything that the first 3 options
don't easily catch. Thanks to Jussi Rasinmäki for the suggestion.

* The ``paths`` configuration option is retained for backward
compatibility only.

* Changed from ``setuptools`` to ``distribute`` for packaging.

* Source code and issue tracker now on bitbucket.org: https://bitbucket.org/douglatornell/nosy

* Released under New BSD License.

* Released on PyPI: http://pypi.python.org/pypi/nosy

1.0

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* Original release.

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