Bumping version to beta 17

lib/mongoid/version.rb

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
 # encoding: utf-8
 module Mongoid #:nodoc
-  VERSION = "2.0.0.beta.16"
+  VERSION = "2.0.0.beta.17"
 end

mongoid.gemspec

@@ -31,53 +31,4 @@ Gem::Specification.new do |s|
 
   s.files        = Dir.glob("lib/**/*") + %w(MIT_LICENSE README.rdoc)
   s.require_path = 'lib'
-
-  s.post_install_message = <<-POST_INSTALL_MESSAGE
-   _________________________________
-  |:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::| "I find your lack of faith disturbing."
-  |:::::::::::::;;::::::::::::::::::|
-  |:::::::::::'~||~~~``:::::::::::::| Mongoid 2 introduces
-  |::::::::'   .':     o`:::::::::::| a different way of defining how
-  |:::::::' oo | |o  o    ::::::::::| ids are stored on documents, as
-  |::::::: 8  .'.'    8 o  :::::::::| well as how foreign key fields
-  |::::::: 8  | |     8    :::::::::| and indexes are stored.
-  |::::::: _._| |_,...8    :::::::::|
-  |::::::'~--.   .--. `.   `::::::::| If you were using String
-  |:::::'     =8     ~  \\ o ::::::::| representations of BSON::ObjectIDs
-  |::::'       8._ 88.   \\ o::::::::| as your document ids, all of your
-  |:::'   __. ,.ooo~~.    \\ o`::::::| documents will now need to tell
-  |:::   . -. 88`78o/:     \\  `:::::| Mongoid to use Strings like so:
-  |::'     /. o o \\ ::      \\88`::::|
-  |:;     o|| 8 8 |d.        `8 `:::| class User
-  |:.       - ^ ^ -'           `-`::|   include Mongoid::Document
-  |::.                          .:::|   identity :type => String
-  |:::::.....           ::'     ``::| end
-  |::::::::-'`-        88          `|
-  |:::::-'.          -       ::     | All ids will default to
-  |:-~. . .                   :     | BSON:ObjectIDs from now on, and
-  | .. .   ..:   o:8      88o       | Config#use_object_ids has been
-  |. .     :::   8:P     d888. . .  | removed.
-  |.   .   :88   88      888'  . .  |
-  |   o8  d88P . 88   ' d88P   ..   | Foreign key fields for relational
-  |  88P  888   d8P   ' 888         | associations no longer index by
-  |   8  d88P.'d:8  .- dP~ o8       | default - you will need to pass
-  |      888   888    d~ o888    LS | :index => true to the association
-  |_________________________________| definition to have the field indexed
-
-  or create the index manually, which is the preferred method. Note that
-  if you were using String ids and now want to use object ids instead you
-  will have to migrate your database manually - Mongoid cannot perform
-  this for you automatically. If you were using custom composite keys,
-  these will need to be defined as Strings since they cannot be converted.
-
-  You can run a rake task to convert all your string object ids to ObjectID (thanks to Kyle Banker):
-
-  rake db:mongoid:objectid_convert
-
-  Your old collections will be backed up to their original names appended with "_old".
-  If you verify your site is still working good with the ObjectIDs, you can clean them up using:
-
-  rake db:mongoid:cleanup_old_collections
-
-  POST_INSTALL_MESSAGE
 end