Discuss Version 0.30

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2015/03/18
03:36 UTC (current) Revision 8 . . . . AaronGraves (68.106.213.102) – Updated links from Google code to GitHub
2014/02/21
04:17 UTC Revision 7 . . . . AaronGraves (68.106.213.102) – Branch 0.3x has been created in the git repo, and the code has been tagged with v0.30. The tarball has been created. Preparing to make sure everything is documented.
2014/02/07
20:44 UTC Revision 6 . . . . AaronGraves (69.4.28.21) – At this point, some finalization is going to take place, and the 0.30 release is going to be pushed out. It's been too long in development, and there are far too many important changes already implemented to let it linger in development.
2013/10/04
15:20 UTC Revision 5 . . . . AaronGraves (69.4.28.21) – Still delayed unfortunately. If you find one of those [[http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-op8uJYMwdfI/TYpTkmur5hI/AAAAAAAAAd0/ty8WqHjiS58/s1600/A_Round_Tuit_Picture.jpg|round tuits]] be sure to let me know...
2013/09/11
15:53 UTC Revision 4 . . . . AaronGraves (69.4.28.21) – Version 0.30 is going to be late (if you couldn't tell already) but it is coming! I promise! And it won't be a year after the last major release.
2013/07/30
03:52 UTC Revision 3 . . . . AaronGraves (174.74.32.92) – Fixed link
03:52 UTC Revision 2 . . . . AaronGraves (174.74.32.92) – This work was back-ported to [[Aneuch 0.21]].
2013/07/22
16:58 UTC Revision 1 . . . . AaronGraves (69.4.28.21) – In version 0.30, I believe I have fixed issues [[http://code.google.com/p/aneuch/issues/detail?id=2|2]] and [[http://code.google.com/p/aneuch/issues/detail?id=10|10]], and also introduced some flexibility when it comes to using .htaccess files or not. I have done this by introducing a new variable, **$FancyUrls**.