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      <diff>@@ -43,22 +43,22 @@ CACHING
 
     caches_embedded :user_list, :ttl =&gt; 60.minutes
 
-	And you can specify additional arguments to be used when generating the cache name.
-	Which is better explained with an example:
-	
-	  caches_embedded :user_list, :options_for_name =&gt; Proc.new do |controller| 
-			{:is_admin =&gt; controller.current_user.is_admin?}
-		end
-
-	this way, there will be two separate cached versions, one for admin users and one 
-	for regular users. The hash returned is merged with the actual hash passed on
-	the embed_action call, and is used to create an &quot;url-like&quot; name for the cached
-	fragment. So in this case, a call like &lt;%= embed_action :action =&gt; &quot;test&quot; %&gt; will
-	produce two different fragments: &quot;/mycontroller/test?is_admin=false&quot; and &quot;...?is_admin=true&quot;
-	depending on the result of controller.current_user.is_admin? when embed_action 
-	is called.
-	
-	
+  And you can specify additional arguments to be used when generating the cache name.
+  Which is better explained with an example:
+  
+    caches_embedded :user_list, :options_for_name =&gt; Proc.new do |controller| 
+      {:is_admin =&gt; controller.current_user.is_admin?}
+    end
+
+  this way, there will be two separate cached versions, one for admin users and one 
+  for regular users. The hash returned is merged with the actual hash passed on
+  the embed_action call, and is used to create an &quot;url-like&quot; name for the cached
+  fragment. So in this case, a call like &lt;%= embed_action :action =&gt; &quot;test&quot; %&gt; will
+  produce two different fragments: &quot;/mycontroller/test?is_admin=false&quot; and &quot;...?is_admin=true&quot;
+  depending on the result of controller.current_user.is_admin? when embed_action 
+  is called.
+  
+  
 RESPONDS_TO
   Actions can use Rails' responds_to to provide different behaviours when invoked 
   normally or embedded in another view.
@@ -141,4 +141,7 @@ RELEASE HISTORY
 1.1.2 - Dec 5 2008
   Simplified responds_to behaviour
   Rails 2.2 compatibility (Jonathan)
-  
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+
+1.1.3 - Mar 24 2009
+  Fixed issues with content-type leakage
+  Rails 2.3 compatibility</diff>
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  <author>
    <name>Sebastian Delmont</name>
    <email>sd@notso.net</email>
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  <url>http://github.com/sd/embedded-actions/commit/09ec4cf6f7daa48b77c126ccc528a3b4e418d136</url>
  <id>09ec4cf6f7daa48b77c126ccc528a3b4e418d136</id>
  <committed-date>2009-03-24T07:17:27-07:00</committed-date>
  <authored-date>2009-03-24T07:17:27-07:00</authored-date>
  <message>Added release 1.1.3 to README</message>
  <tree>a5f6cdade5e4a6328bcd16a313f1daf8522d222b</tree>
  <committer>
    <name>Sebastian Delmont</name>
    <email>sd@notso.net</email>
  </committer>
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