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Introduction
Provides an Archetypes field to do workflow transitions on save.
For more information, read the file README.txt at the package root.
0.1b1
Created eggified version and moved trunk to new location in repository. [igbun]
0.1a1
Improved vocabulary. Now including the current state title. [rsantos]
Added profile for example content installation. [rsantos]
Added new template macro for WorkflowWidget, with support for comments that will be appended to the transition history. [rsantos]
Added new properties ‘workflow’ and ‘variable’. [rsantos]
Added basic unit tests. [rsantos]
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