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v0.2.23

01 Aug 14:13
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#46: The --disable-shell and --disable-hooks should now work with dependencies too.

v0.2.22

24 Oct 14:18
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#45: You can now use the --disable-hooks and --disable-shell arguments to disable hooks and shell commands, respectively. This is useful if you want to disable all “side effects” and solely have boilerplate generate code.

v0.2.21

20 Oct 23:16
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#44: Add support for JSON maps/lists as a more reliable way to get typed values in the default field.

v0.2.20

20 Oct 22:29
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#43: Boilerplate is now more lenient with whitespace when parsing lists/maps.

v0.2.19

20 Oct 22:04
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#42: You can now define a skip parameter in hooks to conditionally enable/disable hooks.

v0.2.18

20 Oct 17:40
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#41: boilerplate can now parse maps that have colon values in the key.

v0.2.17

20 Aug 12:53
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#40: boilerplate should now check types after rendering variables, which allows you to use interpolations in non-string variables without getting a type error.

v0.2.16

13 Aug 22:13
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#39: You can now use nested maps and nested lists in boilerplate variables.

v0.2.15

17 Jul 13:46
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#38: You can now conditionally enable or disable dependencies using the skip attribute.

v0.2.14

14 Jul 01:12
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#37: For map variables, render the key in addition to the value.