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    <title>Splitlog Changelog</title>
    <author email="<EMAIL>"><NAME></author>
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  <body> <!-- Features first, then bugfixes, then updates. -->
    <release version="1.6.0" date="2014-05-19" description="Documentation! Also, non-blocking wait, metrics on merges, fixes for app servers.">
      <action issue="46" dev="triceo" type="add">
        Splitlog now boasts shiny new user documentation! 
      </action>
      <action issue="50" dev="triceo" type="add">
        Follower and Metric now support multiple non-blocking waiting... 
      </action>
      <action issue="51" dev="triceo" type="add">
        ... and this non-blocking waiting can now execute an asynchronous action when it's done.  
      </action>
      <action issue="43" dev="triceo" type="add">
        MergingFollower now supports metrics and is back on par with Follower, feature-wise. 
      </action>
      <action issue="42" dev="triceo" type="fix">
        Splitlog logging is now disabled by default. This will prevent endless feedback loops when Splitlog is deployed 
        within a web app.
      </action>
      <action issue="52" dev="triceo" type="update">
        MergingFollower.separate() is deprecated in favor of MergingFollower.remove(). 
      </action>
      <action issue="49" dev="triceo" type="update">
        LogWatchBuilder becomes part of the public API. 
      </action>
    </release>
  </body>
</document><commit_msg>Add #54 among the release changes<commit_after><document xmlns="http://maven.apache.org/changes/1.0.0"
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  <properties>
    <title>Splitlog Changelog</title>
    <author email="<EMAIL>"><NAME></author>
  </properties>
  <body> <!-- Features first, then bugfixes, then updates. -->
    <release version="1.6.0" date="2014-05-19" description="Documentation! Also, non-blocking wait, metrics on merges, fixes for app servers.">
      <action issue="46" dev="triceo" type="add">
        Splitlog now boasts shiny new user documentation! 
      </action>
      <action issue="50" dev="triceo" type="add">
        Follower and Metric now support multiple non-blocking waiting... 
      </action>
      <action issue="51" dev="triceo" type="add">
        ... and this non-blocking waiting can now execute an asynchronous action when it's done.  
      </action>
      <action issue="43" dev="triceo" type="add">
        MergingFollower now supports metrics and is back on par with Follower, feature-wise. 
      </action>
      <action issue="42" dev="triceo" type="fix">
        Splitlog logging is now disabled by default. This will prevent endless feedback loops when Splitlog is deployed 
        within a web app.
      </action>
      <action issue="54" dev="triceo" type="update">
        Tailing will now span the entire lifespan on LogWatch. 
      </action>
      <action issue="52" dev="triceo" type="update">
        MergingFollower.separate() is deprecated in favor of MergingFollower.remove(). 
      </action>
      <action issue="49" dev="triceo" type="update">
        LogWatchBuilder becomes part of the public API. 
      </action>
    </release>
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