10/08/2009
  0.3.14
  - Fixed the class generation when you have a custom token defined. [Brian Morearty]
10/05/2009
  0.3.13
  - Got rid of yahoo token. To support it correctly requires way too much work. Let them suffer the consequences of their decissions.
  - GoogleToken now uses portablecontacts gem
9/30/2009
  0.3.12
  - Added a simple PortableContacts adapter for GoogleToken
  - Added a SimpleClient wrapper to provide really simple wrapper for OAuth based json web services
  - Increased token size in consumer_tokens table because of Yahoo's oversized tokens 
  - Added support for Yahoo
  - Added support for Google (Boon Low)
9/26/2009
  0.3.11
  - Moved twitter tokens dependency back to regular twitter gem
7/29/2009
  0.3.10
  - Closed blocks in erb template (jcrosby) while pelle is hiding under his desk
  - Handled error case on authorize with non existent token
  - Fixed Agree2 token
  - Security Fix: Only skip verify_authenticity_token for specific oauth token requests in provider controller
7/25/2009
  0.3.9
  - Added an Index to oauth consumers controller. Rerun generator to create index template
  - Added invalidate action to provider, which allows a token to invalidate itself /oauth/invalidate
  - Added capabilities action to provider. Lets you expand to allow auto discovery of permissions and services that token provides.
  - Can override how authorize form indicates an authorization. To get around ugly checkbox
  
    def user_authorizes_token?
      params[:commit] == 'Authorize'
    end
  
7/23/2009
  0.3.8
  - Fixed Gem Plugins Loading
7/21/2009
  0.3.7
  - A blushing Pelle adds a missing file
  0.3.6
  - Twitter, Agree2 and FireEagle tokens are working in consumer.
  0.3.5
  - made it a gem
  - more thorough tests of OAuth 1.0 consumer
  - Add support for a OAUTH_10_SUPPORT constant to switch on support for OAuth 1.0 in provider
7/19/2009
  - Added support for OAuth 1.0 consumers (nov)
7/17/2009
  - Added back support for OAuth 1.0 for providers (nov)
7/14/2009
  - Added OAuth Consumer generator
  - Moved oauth controller code to a module to make it easier to upgrade in the future
7/11/2009
  - Added support for OAuth version 1.0a
  - Added haml support
  - Improved OAuth Client Controller gui (alec-c4)
2/11/2009
- Fixed escaping error and file path error in the generator simultaneously reported and fixed by Ivan Valdes and Mike Demers thanks

2/9/2009
- Fixed compatibility issue with OAuth Gem 3.1 (wr0ngway and aeden)
- Added Test:Unit tests to generator (Ed Hickey)
- added missing oauth_clients/edit.html.erb view template (Ed Hickey)
- added missing :oauth_clients resource route in USAGE (Ed Hickey)
- Don't throw NPE it token is not in db (Haruska)
- Cleaned up whitespace (bricolage, Nicholas Nam)
- Fixed bug in default verify_oauth_signature (igrigorik)
- Doc fixes (skippy)

6/23/2008

- Split OAuth controller into two parts: OAuth and OAuth clients. [jcrosby]

revision 31

- patch that fixes a problem in oauth_required from Hannes Tyden and Sean Treadway from SoundCloud. Thanks.

revision 30

- updated to use oauth gem 0.2.1


revision 23

- removed all core libraries from plugin. They are now in the oauth gem.

# oauth-plugin-pre-gem Branch created

revision 18
- added a generator for creation oauth_providers

revision 12
- the bug with post and put has now been fixed.
- better documentation

revision 9
- added a test helper. Include OAuth::TestHelper in your tests or specs to mock incoming requests

revision: 8
- moved tests into oauth folder and renamed them to make them work with autotest by default
- Refactored the request methods to make them more flexible and ready for integrating with ActiveResource
- There are a few tests that fail. All of them to do with put and post requests with payload data. I decided to commit anyway, to get the new api out.

revision: 7

- Done a lot of work on the Server side of things. The Server class has changed a lot and is likely to be incompatible with previous versions

revision: 6

- Throws InsecureSignatureMethod exception if attempting to use straight sha1 or md5.
- Disables plaintext signature over http (throws an InsecureSignatureMethod)
- Better testing of signature methods - the prior tests were seriously flawed.

revision: 5

- Removed support for sha1 and md5
- Implemented draft 6 support of OAuth removing secrets from base string