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=== 0.28.0 / 2011-06-21

* run rspec with a list of jruby-versions and both for 1.8 and 1.9. producing a little summary at the end

* runit mojo for testcases

* add src/main/ruby and lib directory to load-path if exist

* add src/main/ruby to classloader so java classes can find the scripts

* add rubygems to test-resources, i.e. to test-classloader so java tests can use them (via scripting containers)

* added assembly descriptors for packaging "uberjar" with all dependencies inside a single jar (jar as well gem dependencies)

* gem-proxy is a total rewrite and comes with  directory browsing for all but ONE directory. the pom generation is the same as done by the gem mojo and maven-metadata.xml is generated on the fly i.e. is up to date to rubygems.org

* general improvements in Gemfile, gemspec tp pom convertion. rspec, etc.

=== 0.26.0 / 2011-03-30

* new bundle install mojo to allow to use Gemfile as pom

* better Gemfile to pom support

* fixes in gemify

* allow to use gem dependencies inside plugin

* gem:push mojo added to have a compete life-cycle for gem artifacts

=== 0.12.0 / 2010-05-14

* maven archetypes for rails2 and rails3 (inspired by email from Reto Schttel)

* added rspec-maven-plugin (by Bob McWhirter previous mojo.codehaus.org)

* more integration tests

* compile goal can generate java code (as jrubyc from version 1.5.0 onwards can do)

* updated version to jruby-1.5.0, jruby-rack-0.9.7, rails-3.0.0.beta3

* unified parameters for goals in rails2-plugin and rails3-plugin

* better offline support

* lots of little improvements here and there