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Description: Piston is a utility that eases vendor branch management. This repository is a complete reimplementation of Piston to provide different backends, depending on the repositories and working copies you pistonize from.
Homepage: http://piston.rubyforge.org/
Clone URL: git://github.com/francois/piston.git
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== 2.0.6 2009-08-01
 
* Fixed a couple of bugs:
  - Chris Gibson: When forcing the repository type, Piston would break because
                  it called #downcase on a Symbol. 1bcc16bf8 
  - Terry Heath:  Subversion's --non-interactive would prevent OS X's keychain
                  from kicking in. 93d9a957
  - Florian Aßmann: In certain cases, the revision would be a String, and
                    other times it would be an Integer.  Normalize before
                    comparing. 40c0bc4e
 
== 2.0.4 2009-07-20
 
* Enable git support to work with more versions of Git by specifying th
  remote's name when checking out the branch.
 
== 2.0.2 2009-04-07
 
* Fixed a bug in the command line parser that was interpreting status as statu.
 
== 2.0.1 2009-04-01
 
* Finished testing on Ruby 1.9.1.
* Released new website.
 
== 1.9.5 2008-11-12
 
* Merged everything that was relevant from the community.
* Thanks to scambra for fixing many problems with piston update.
 
== 1.9.4
 
* Thanks to scambra for fixing lock/unlock errors.
* Thanks to Geoffrey Grosenbach (topfunky), piston has a gemspec for use on GitHub.
* Thanks to Brian Takita (btakita), piston update with a Git repository works!
* Thanks to mattknox and scambra for manifest updates.
* Thanks to Marcos Tapajós (tapajos) for many small improvements.
 
== 1.9.3 2008-06-03
 
* Import git branches using --revision origin/BRANCH_NAME, or a tag
  using --revision TAG_NAME, or even a specific commit using
  --revision COMMIT_ID.  In fact, use a committish and you'll be fine,
  even HEAD^3.