CHANGELOG.md

1.0.0 - November 8, 2017

• Updated activesupport to 5.1.4
• Requires Ruby version >= 2.2.2

0.3.9 - February 12, 2015

• Updated activesupport to 4.2

0.3.8 - October 12, 2014

• Fixed issue when installing on rvm managed Ruby instance (version conflict with activesupport gem)
• Added travis tester for Ruby 2.1

0.3.5 - Februrary 1, 2014

• Updated to work with rainbow gem 2.0.0

0.3.4 - December 9, 2013

• Fixed issue with Windows native line endings and Ruby 2.0
• Discontinued support for Ruby 1.8.7

0.3.3 - April 18, 2013

• Updated for Ruby 2.0

0.3.1 - January 5, 2013

New features

• Keeps preserve manually maintained code segments in a generated file

0.3.0 - December 29, 2012

Backwards incompatible changes

• Changes to the Cogfile interface
  • project_source_path renamed to project_path
  • project_generators_path renamed to generator_path
  • project_templates_path renamed to template_path
• Tools have been renamed to plugins
• cog_tool.rb is no longer used, plugins are configured using a Cogfile instead
  • that Cogfile should contain a call to autoload_plugin and stamp_generator
• Generator scripts should not include these lines anymore
  • require 'cog'
  • include Cog::Generator
  • Instead, they are evaluated as instances of GeneratorSandbox, which already includes the Generator mixin
• Generator scripts for plugins should not require the plugin anymore
  • The plugin module should be made available to the GeneratorSandbox via autoload_plugin

New features

• cog will evaluate a chain of cogfiles in this order
  • A built-in cogfile that comes with the cog gem which points to built-in generators, templates, and plugins
  • A user cogfile, that is created in the ${HOME}/.cog directory. Shared generators, templates, and plugins can be configured here
  • Cogfiles for any discovered plugins
  • The project cogfile, if operating in the context of a project
• Languages are defined in cogfiles via the LanguageDSL
• Plugins distributed as gems are automatically discovered, no need to set an environment variable anymore
• --force-override is no longer needed to override a template