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Age	Commit message (Collapse)	Author
2012-06-17	1. Add a url response class that urlreading now returns (instead of a tuple).	harlowja
	a. This allows for more properties to be added as needed in the future, instead of being very restrictive. 2. Fix up all uses of the url reading to now use this new response object. 3. Also fixup user data including, such that if no response actual occurs the url content is not further processed.
2012-06-16	Add todo to see if we should turn back off include once	Joshua Harlow

2012-06-16	Fix include on enabling, simplify statements around include skipping, allow ↵	Joshua Harlow
	for case insensitive include statements to be used
2012-06-16	Move the helper functions for handlers to the handler __init__ instead of ↵	Joshua Harlow
	being in here. This class will now just contain user data parsing, leaving the handler running to happen elsewhere.
2012-06-16	For the different base classes, ensure we are using the 'abc' module + ↵	Joshua Harlow
	appropriate annotations + metaclasses.
2012-06-16	1. Change to fixup handler instead of fixup module	Joshua Harlow
	2. Add logging of unknown content types + seperate payload logging detail message into a separate function.
2012-06-16	Some simple fixes that will make the python 3 translation easier	Joshua Harlow

2012-06-15	Fixups to ensure that pylint does not find anything major wrong.	Joshua Harlow

2012-06-15	Moved the common user data classes and functionality back to this file since ↵	Joshua Harlow
	for now it seems to make organizational sense to put it here.
2012-06-09	Rename these to user_data module + submodules.	Joshua Harlow

2012-06-08	Large amounts of refactoring.	Joshua Harlow
	Now there exists a class which processes the user data down to a mime message and just some small utility methods to walk and determine types. Large amount of content type cleanups & constant creation.
2012-06-07	1. Adding some new helper files that split off file inclusion, templating, ↵	Joshua Harlow
	importing, constant usage. 1. Move all datasources to a new sources directory 1. Rename some files to be more consistent with python file/module naming.