name: Version 2.0.0 date: Thu Dec 14 15:26:05 PST 2006 @18 /Internet Time/ tags: - history text: | This release adds support for L10N(Localization)/I18N(Internationalization)/M17N(Multilingualization), adds new configuration parameters, fixes some bugs, and improves the documentation. h1. Caution * Generated file names no longer have spaces in them. * Blog entry file names are now required to end with .yaml * Variables available in ERB templates have been renamed. * The _publish_ task, which uploads your blog to your website, has been renamed to _upload_ for clarity. * The _index_ parameter has been renamed to _recent_entries_ in the primary blog configuration file. h1. Details * New configuration parameters have been added to the blog configuration file: ** The _front_page_ parameter defines the name of a file in the output/ directory that should be the front page of your blog. This allows you to display an entry as your front page. ** The _summarize_entries_ parameter specifies whether entries are summarized in tag and archive pages. ** The _uploader_ parameter defines the command that uploads your blog to your website. * English text used in core of Rassmalog can now be easily translated for L10N(Localization)/I18N(Internationalization)/M17N(Multilingualization) without having to edit the source code. * A list of recent entries is now generated before the archives in the navigation menu. * Blog entry names and tags can now contain question marks and other characters in URL syntax. * Output is now correctly generated whenever the associated source file (configuration, blog entriess) changes. * Descriptions of parameters in examples and templates have been improved. * Incorrect detection of absolute URLs in RSS feed template has been fixed. * Incorrect parsing of an anchor for the table of contens has been fixed. * The content of <code> and <tt> elements is now preserved verbatim by the @String.to_html@ method. * Text that is indented in Textile (which is supposed to be pre-formatted verbatim text) is no longer processed as source code. * The README and HISTORY documentation files have been converted into blog entries. You're reading one of them now!