History.txt

=== 0.5.3 :: 2010-07-07 
  * Fixed issue in the new basic_render method where Tilt templates were not supported (on either actions or layout)

=== 0.5.2 :: 2010-06-21 
  * Made the content-type in reststop_render to be text/html only if the format is :HTML, and application/#{format} otherwise
  * Fixed issue in the new basic_render method where the layout was not being applied.

=== 0.5.1 :: 2010-06-09 
  * Update to align with the post 2.0 enhancements in Camping related to Tilt support.
	Since Tilt support is now checking for the existing of view methods and Tilt views
	RESTstop needs to ensure that view methods can be looked up in Views:HTML as opposed to Views.

=== 0.5.0 :: 2010-04-07

  * Major refactoring for compatibility with Camping 2.0. Thanks to Philippe Monnet
    for completing the work.

=== 0.4.1 :: 2009-05-08

  * Custom actions should now work again (needed to make some more changes for
    Camping 2.0 compatibility).

=== 0.4.0 :: 2009-05-01

  * Now compatible with Camping 2.0, but no longer works with Camping 1.x :(

=== 0.3.0 :: 2008-06-19

  * Restr has been moved out to its own gem, and should now work properly with 
    Rails 2.x (fixes bug #17421).
  * `R` helper method should now work properly when a Restful controlelr class 
    is fed as input along with a custom action. The final argument can be a Hash 
    and will be translated into URL parameters. For example: 
      R(Kittens, 'list', 'colour' => 'black') 

=== 0.2.0 :: 2007-12-10

  * It is now possible to specify the format for rendering a page by appending
    it as a filename extension to the URL. For example: '/items.xml' to use the XML
    view module, or '/items/5.rss' to use the RSS module.
  * Custom actions are now possible. Custom methods defined in your controller will 
    respond to the standard custom-action URLs. For example, if you have a method
    'foo' in your 'kittens' controller, you can get to it by requesting the URL
    '/kittens/foo' or '/kittens/1/foo'. Note that the action will respond to any
    HTTP method (post, get, put, delete). It is up to you to handle different
    request methods inside your action's definition.
  * XML input (from an ActiveResource client, for example) is now parsed into a
    nested Hash, and is made available as the standard @input Camping variable.
  * HTML forms created using Markaby (i.e. by just using `form`) that
    have a :method parameter now automatically insert a hidden '_method' input to
    facilitate 'put' and 'delete' HTTP methods for HTML browsers.
  * Pages now correctly return HTTP status code 501 when an unimplemented controller 
    method is called. ActiveRecord::NotFound exceptions are caught and return 404 
    status.
  * R helper now works for routing RESTful controllers.

=== 0.1.0 :: 2007-07-30

  * First public release.