0.6.2

Release Notes

Minor fixes:

• Running on Java 6 doesn't fail anymore (see #47)
• --no-repo-cache now works again (see #48)
• Missing modules are now printed properly (see #49)

Milestone: https://github.com/prezi/pride/issues?milestone=4&state=closed

Change log: 0.6.1...0.6.2

0.6.1

Release Notes

Minor fixes:

• The Gradle plugin does not depend on Gradle Tooling API, so it doesn't require the Gradle repository to be present among the buildscript { repositories { ... } } (see #43)

Change log: 0.6...0.6.1

0.6

Release Notes

Major changes:

• Warn user when running from a subproject of a pride (see #5)
• Fixed a serious bug with resolving transitive dependencies to local projects (see #40)
• You can now configure dynamic dependencies with closures just as normal dependencies (see #29)

Minor fixes:

• refactored configuration
• Gradle is now more quiet during pride initialization

Change log: 0.5.1...0.6

0.5

Release Notes

Major new features:

• pride update command updates your pride (#20)
• pride list command lists the modules in your pride (#33)
• Upgraded Gradle Tooling API to 1.12 (#31)

Minor improvements and changes:

• pride config can take --default and not set a configuration parameter that is already set (#30)
• Better error message when an already cloned module cannot be added to a pride (#25)
• Refactored configuration, now using Commons Configuration
• Added some tests

Change log: 0.4.2...0.5

0.4

Release Notes

Major new features:

• Pride is now available in the Central Maven Repository (soon)

0.3

Release Notes

Major new features:

• Speciy dynamic dependencies for any configuration via dynamicDependencies { ... } (see #23)
  • this replaces moduleDependencies { ... }
• You can now add arbitrary Git repos, not just the ones under repo.base.url (see #17)
  • so this works: pride add [email protected]:airlift/airline
• Pluggable version control support (see #22)
  • currently only Git is available

Minor improvements and changes:

• Updated documentation
• Added pride do --bare option to reduce command execution output to minimum
• Installer is now officially part of Pride
• Added pride rm alias for pride remove
• Cleaned up some more Prezi-related garbage

0.2

Important: if Pride does not recognize a pride when it should, just do pride init. (see 8d1d0e7)

Release Notes

Major new features:

• Pride now caches repos locally by default

Minor improvements and changes:

• Prezi-related installation documentation moved here
• Added Apache license (see #10)
• You can get more verbose output by adding -v right after pride (see #14)
  • so this works: pride -v add something
  • this does nothing: pride add -v something (still looking into how to fix this)
  • you can kill most output via pride -q
• Pride commands work from subdirectories of a pride (see #7)
• You get warned when issuing pride-relatd commands when there is no pride to be found (see #4)
• There is a pride config command to read and set configuration parameters in ~/.prideconfig (see #13)