- Gemfile.lock should not be in version control for a gem by Peter Boling
- Won't work with ActionMailer 4 yet by Peter Boling
- Fix mailer issue again by Moritz Lawitschka (lawitschka)
- fix mailer issues by Elan Meng (dreamwords)
- Do not require RubyGems by Peter Boling
- Fix dependency declarations; remove jeweler dependency; improve gemspec by Peter Boling
- Modernize the ruby manager by Peter Boling
- Modernize the VERSION by Peter Boling
- Markdown the Readme. by Peter Boling
- Modern the License by Peter Boling
- Markdown the Changelog by Peter Boling
- Git Release Notes by Mark Sim (marksim)
- Style improvements by Bartłomiej Danek (bartekd)
- Improved Readme by Peter Boling (pboling)
- Fixed issues with README
- Using the new way of sending a mail by passing the mail command a hash of options and setting instance variables. (jrust)
- Using Notifier.email_name().deliver instead (jrust)
- Using prepend_view_path for the template root (jrust)
- Remove the content_type setting since just sends a multipart email.(jrust)
- commented out the new release_notes variable, because even with version 2.9 of capistrano there was no cap method called release notes. (jrust)
- file cleanup (pboling)
- Improved Readme (pboling)
- Remove Active Support dependency
- Fixed subject line format (mail client filters are based on format of subject line)
- config[:user] is now optional.
- Improved Readme
- Added deprecation warning for configure_capistrano_mailer
- commented :site_url, doesn't appear to be a native capistrano variable, if sent in will still be rendered.
- config/cap_mailer_settings.rb is not longer a hard coded configuration location requirement.
- refactoring core cap mailer class
- included _section.text.erb view in gem manifest
- text version of email should render the text partials, not html
- Fixed URL for capistrano_mailer repo on github in HTML email message
- Improved Readme
- Fixed installation instructions to reference gemcutter instead of github
- Added Git as known compatable SCM to readme
- Credited Dustin Deyoung as Author of HTML Email templates
- Removed MIT-LICENSE file from gemspec (because github refuses to build with it there)
- Still trying to get github to build the gem
- Fixed footer copyright
- Trying to get github to build the gem
- Added back compatability with svn which broke when fixing for perforce (thanks to Matthew Beale / mixonic)
- Improved Readme for plugin installation. Tested as a plugin. Verified continued compatibility with Deprec.
- Added compatability with perforce (thanks to Andy Kock / ak47)
- Improved readme and upgrade instructions
- Fixed some typos in readme referencing outdated API
- removed a stray puts used in debugging
- turned into a gem
- New API for configuration
- improved email templates (hardened against crappy data)
- added simple testing framwork and Rakefile
- still compatible with deprec
- improved readme, and other stuff I don't remember
- Works when deploying to a server without capistrano installed
- Updated README and WIKI (improved documentation)
- Works with Rails 2.1
- Works with Capistrano 2.4.3
- Added access to many of Capistrano's internal variables (~25) so the emails can be more informative
- Added inferred_command, repo_end and some other derived variables that give more insight into a deployment
- Parameters are now sent in a hash
- Emails updated with new information
- HTML email improved layout, and added styling (thanks to Dustin Deyoung @ Sagebit)
- Works with Rails 2.0.2
- Works with Capistrano 2.1.0 - 2.2.0
- Compatability with Deprec verified
- Works with Rails 2.0.2
- Works with Capistrano 2.1.0