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0.7

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- Clarification to docs. Cleaning up copy/paste error to post-extras
[andrewb]

- Fixed the ``instance`` option so that it defaults to ``instance`` properly
[claytron]

0.6

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- Make ``admin-user`` configuration option truly optional per the documentation.
Fallback to ``admin`` which would be the common default per ZopeSkel's
plone3_buildout template
[andrewb]

- Added new options ``pre-extras`` and ``post-extras``. The two options are files that
can be run before and after the quickinstaller and profiles have been run.
[claytron]

- Add condition so that the script can be used on older versions of plone
[claytron]

0.5

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- Fixed a bug where already installed Products would not be re-installed
[claytron]

- Added example buildout config and updated the READMEs
[claytron]

- Re-factored the ``plonesite.py`` script
[claytron]

- A dash of PEP 8
[claytron]

0.4

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- Added a ``enabled`` option so that you can switch the part
off from the command line. (``buildout:parts-=plonesite`` doesn't
work yet)
[claytron]

- Change the script so that profiles prefixed with ``profile-`` can
also be given.
[claytron]

- Added some docs to the recipe
[claytron]

0.3

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- Added ``site-replace`` option to the readme
[claytron]

- The ``site-replace`` option is no longer required
[claytron]

0.2

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- new Plone sites will be created with a datetime suffix
which is helpful if you need to re-run new instances
over and over again e.g. for migration purposes. If you
need a fixed site id then explictely set the id using
the ``site-id`` option.
[ajung]

- Fixed error with uninitialized variable
[jeffk]

- Add buildout recipe option site-replace, defaults to
off. Use with ``site-id``.

New recipe option ``site-replace = on`` will remove any
existing object in app named ``site-id``. A new plone site
will be created to replace it.

Default option setting ``site-replace = off`` will not remove
existing objects in app named site-id.
[jeffk]

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