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0.1.12

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Update dependencies

0.1.10

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Bump version to 0.1.10

0.0.16

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Version 0.0.16: fix bug with ssh extras

Extras defined in the config file where not taken into acccount, since
they were always overridden by an empty list coming from the command
line options. Click returns an empty list instead of None when there are
no additional options.

0.0.15

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Version 0.0.15: remove spurious print

0.0.14

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Version 0.0.14: add --custom-command

This release adds a `-x or --custom-command` option as reqested in #118.
This allows for running a different command than `ssh`, e.g.
`kubectl "kubectl exec -it {host} -- /bin/bash"` where `{host}` is
substituted by the actual host from the config.

This also works from the config file on either global or cluster level

0.0.13

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Version 0.0.13: fix when no hosts specified

Since clusters can contain other clusters it could be possible that no
hosts are specified in the config. This fixes #114.

0.0.12

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Version 0.0.12

0.0.11

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0.0.11: Fix version include

0.0.10

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Version 0.0.10

This version includes the `include_from` option for clusters
that includes all hosts from another cluster.

0.0.9

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Version 0.0.9

Forgot to implement the automatic full screen when cols >= 12 and rows
>= 16. This was hard coded in the ruby version and the logic was there
but we never acted on it. This is still a hack, since the amount of rows
and cols is based on the size of the newly spawned window, which can
differ based on the profile used (default is 80x25). The proper thing to
do is to figure out how many characters a terminal needs to be before
iTerm2 disallows another split, check the sise of the new window and
then act accordingly (either resize or go full screen). But we'll save
that for later.