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=== 2.?.? ====================================
- Added Storage Method: Local
- Added Adapter: SQLite
- exclude option added for Archive Adapter
- Internal cleanup
- Will try to automatically determine the path to mysqldump and pg_dump utilities
- Added spec/tests
MINOR UPDATE
=== 2.3.1 ======================================
- Added Feature: Email notifications
PATCH
=== 2.3.0.3 ====================================
- Small bug was patched. Error would occur when a list of triggers should be shown
BIG UPDATE
=== 2.3.0 ====================================
- Backup became independent of Ruby on Rails
- Backup now supports multiple environments: Rails and Unix
- Backup is now executable through the command-line when using the Unix environment
SMALL FEATURE UPDATE
=== 2.2.1 ====================================
- use_ssl option added for S3 Storage Method
- additional_options option added for MySQL and PostgreSQL Adapters
PRETTY BIG UPDATE
=== 2.2.0 ====================================
- Added Storage Methods: FTP and SFTP
- Added Adapters: PostgreSQL and Custom
- Added more options to the MySQL Adapter
- A couple of bug fixes
MINOR UPDATE
=== 2.1.2 ====================================
- The backup generator will now provide you with a step-by-step guide to getting up and running
- Updated the generator itself
- Removed SQLite3 dependencies
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=== 2.1.1 ====================================
- Backup will from now on only utilize one table, instead of one for each storage method
- Still backwards compatible to 2.1.0
FIXED A CRUCIAL BUG
=== 2.1.0 ====================================
- Problem with Backup::Record. It tried to connect to the SQLite3 database.
MAJOR RELEASE
=== 2.0.0 ====================================
- Should be a lot more backwards compatible with every update I do.
- Does not depend on the separate local SQLite3 file any longer.
- Will provide a db migration file for your Rails Application to store backup record data in.
- Does not use YAML files to do configuration any longer.
- Uses a SINGLE ruby file for "all" configuration (config/backup.rb) using elegant block notations!
- Uses a SINGLE rake task to handle the initialization of any backup setting.
- Can now configure an unlimited amount of customizable backup settings and run them each "individually"!
- HIGHLY IMPROVED USABILITY!