Products.fatsyndication

Generic syndication support for Archetypes content. For supported feed types see package Products.basesyndication.

Changelog for Products.fatsyndication

1.0.1

let the egg depend on ‘Products.basesyndication’; fixes Quills issue #190 (r85361)

1.0.0 (rev. 85110)

updated egg metadata, package description and history (r85095, r83999)
set translation domain for ZCML files (r84969)
added GenericSetup profile (r84052)
fixed Quills issue #177; last modified date shown instead of publication date (r83966, r84968)
Fix for Quills issue #144: QuillsEnabled Syndication broken (AttributeError: getExcerpt in DocumentFeedEntry.getDescription)

1.0.0b2 (rev. 66178)

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