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LAUNCHPAD_<browser> & LAUNCHPAD_BROWSERS env vars #52

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This PR is related to issue #51.

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MeTaNoV commented Nov 17, 2015

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daffl commented Nov 17, 2015

Awesome, looks good! It is missing some docs however. If you add those to the readme I can get out a 0.5.0 right away.

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Yeah, I was going to update the readme but somehow I didn't. :-) Anyway, the updated docs are now in place.

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I've added an ability to define more than one default location. Existing tests cover the changes. This is also kind of internal behavior hence no docs update.

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LAUNCHPAD_<browser> & LAUNCHPAD_BROWSERS env vars
@daffl daffl merged commit 9f409cb into bitovi:master Nov 19, 2015
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daffl commented Nov 19, 2015

Awesome, thank you! I just published version 0.5.0. If you have another minute, an update in the changelog would also be great but the release is good to go.

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I've just raised another PR with changelog update: #54. Not sure if I did it correctly git-wise though.

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daffl commented Nov 21, 2015

Yep that's great. Thank you again!

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