1.1 (2015-02-10)
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* Fix unicode NameError on Python 3. (Appeared only on OSes with unicode
  paths.)(Thanks to Hanlle Nicolas, Aaron Lelevier, Dmitry Dygalo.)
* Fix test on MacOSX: temp dir contains symlink. (wrightmx)
* Fix ``walk`` error in arg ``top_down``. (Gabriel Reyla == sesas)
* Fix ``isdir()`` issue on Windows. (Gabriel Reyla)
* Fix ``needs_update`` with string argument. (#15)
* Change license to MIT. It's at least as free as the Python license but
  doesn't contain irrelevant Python-specific language.

1.0 (2013-04-05)
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* Migrate repository to Git and Github. (https://github.com/mikeorr/Unipath)
* Supports Python 2.6, 2.7, 3.2, and 3.3.  No longer suppots Python 2.5 or older.
* Python 3 compatibility. (Ricardo Duarte)
* Convert tests to py.test. (Ricardo Duarte)
* Delete old PEP 335 reference documentation. To recover, check out Git rev
  7575cdf, directory "doc/reference".
* Undocument ``Path.copy_tree()``. It was never implemented.
* Fix Path.remove and Path.rmtree for symlinks. (Joel Rosdahl)

0.2.1 (released 2008-05-19 by MSO)
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* Delete spurious references to deleted ``unipath.platform`` package.

0.2.0 (released 2008-05-??)
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* Rename Path to AbstractPath, and FSPath to Path.  FSPath remains as an
  alias for backward compatibility.
* Allow integers in constructor.
* Path.mkdir() checks whether the directory exists first.
* Test suite now uses nose instead of unittest.
* "+" operator returns concatenated path rather than string.
* Bugfix in Path.rel_path_to().
* Thanks to Roman <mereandor@gmail.com> for patches and suggestions.
* Delete Path.symlink(); use Path.write_link() instead -- note that the 
  arg is the desination rather than the source!
* Path.make_relative_link_to() is a shortcut for
  ``self.write_link(self.rel_path_to(dst))``.
* Delete the ``platform`` package.  See the tests if you need non-native
  path syntax.`

0.1.0 (released 2007-01-28 by MSO)
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* Initial release.