v0.2.4

• Fix netlify deployer

v0.2.3

• Remove security credentials from npm bundle
• Cycle all tokens used for testing

v0.2.2

Netlify deployer fixes

v0.2.1

• Add netlify deployer, thanks to @joshrowley!

v0.2.0

• Add bitbaloon deployer
• Fix heroku deployer

v0.1.4

• Fix issue with gh-pages deployer when the branch doesn't exist #59
• Fix issue with heroku ssl endpoints, domain should resolve correctly by early next week

v0.1.3

• Fix for initial ship bug #56
• Fix for heroku params #55

v0.1.2

• More precise selection of configuration directory
• Always ignore any shipfile from deployment

v0.1.1

• Fixes for the gh-pages deployer
• Updated dependencies

v0.1.0

Exciting news, after being dormant for a while, we've been putting a ton of work into this first suitable-for-public release of ship! A lot of improvements here, among them:

• A new, easier to use public API
• Slightly more semantic command line options and a more stable command line parser
• All our deployers are unit tested, including on travis, using encrypted private data
• New github pages deployer that doesn't have any external dependencies (even git!)
• New heroku deployer built on the latest API with pieces of the edge API that also has no external dependencies (no git, no heroku toolbelt)

The s3, gh-pages, and heroku deployers represent the core deployers that we deemed most necessary. We also have a ftp, vps, and tumblr deployer in the pipes.