v2.3.0

This release logs and rethrows errors that occur when trying to load a file to provide immediate feedback that something is wrong in that config file.

v2.2.1

Removes custom homepage.

v2.2.0

This release:

1. Delegates to jit-grunt for loading node_modules plugins
2. Allows overriding configuration with override..js files
3. Allows target-specific files in the form ..js

v2.1.2

Updates file-manifest so that excluding files beginning with "_" works correctly.

v2.1.1

This release updates the dependency on file-manifest to v1.0.2 so that exclusion of files beginning with _ works correctly.

2.1.0

This release adds the following enhancements:

1. It allows config files to be .js, .coffee, .json, and .yml.
2. It allows peerDependencies and optionalDependencies to be specified as sources of grunt plugins.
3. It allows you to ignore certain files in your plugin directory.
4. It allows you to provide arbitrary context properties that are available for interpolation and via grunt.config().
5. It allows you to easily specify alias tasks.
6. It allows options, aliases, and context to be loaded from external files, either via a passed-in filenames or canonical ones.

v2.0.2

Updates repo, bugs, and licenses url to usage /task-master instead of /task-manager.

v2.0.1

Points package.main to the correct file.

v2.0.0

This release includes the following enhancements:

• Finds the dependent root in a more reliable way
• Doesn't try to keep going if the dependent's package.json cannot be loaded
• Allows the plugin source to be set with a string ("dependencies") in addition to the configuration options
• Changes "production" and "development" to "dependencies" and "devDependencies" in the configuration object
• Adds includes and excludes options
• Adds a pattern option to specify what a grunt plugin name looks like
• Adds a tasks option to specify which directories to load tasks from

v1.0.4

This release adds a configuration parameter that allows the plugin source to be set to "dependencies", "devDependencies", or both.