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3.0.0

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- Major code cleanup
- Deprecated ``LDAPBaseAuthenticatorPlugin``
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- No longer accepts ldap_connection since in order to ensure connections are
closed.
- Allows to aliasing of LDAP properties
- Switched group ``naming_attribute`` to ``returned_id``

2.0.0

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- Forked original project
(https://pypi.python.org/pypi/repoze.who.plugins.ldap)
- Updated to work with repoze.who v2 API
- Python 3.4 compatibility
- Allows to aliasing of LDAP properties
- Added group metadata provider

1.2

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- Fixed installation problems under Windows (`Bug 608622
<https://bugs.launchpad.net/repoze.who.plugins.ldap/+bug/608622>`_).

1.1

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- Changed the license to the `Repoze license <http://repoze.org/license.html>`_.
- Provided ``start_tls`` option both for the authenticator and the metadata
provider.
- Enable both pattern-replacement and subtree searches for the naming
attribute in ``_get_dn()``.
- Enable configuration of the naming attribute
- Enable the option to bind to the server with privileged credential before
doing searches
- Add a restrict pattern to pre-authentication DN searches
- Let the user choose whether to return the full DN or the supplied login as
the user identifier

1.0

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The initial release.

- Provided the LDAP authenticator, which is compatible with identifiers that
define the 'login' item in the identity dict.
- Included the plugin to load metadata about the authenticated user from the
LDAP server.
- Documented how to install and use the plugins.
- Included Turbogears 3 demo project, using the plugin. There is also a section
in the documentation to explain how the demo works.

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