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+2015-01-21 Ben Beltran <ben@nsovocal.com>
+
+       Version 1.1.3
+
+       * lib/loggers/file.js: Makes the log work in append mode instead of
+       overwrite mode.
+

 2015-01-09 Sergio de la Garza <sergio@delagarza.io>
 
 2015-01-09 Sergio de la Garza <sergio@delagarza.io>
 

-       Version 1.1.1
+       Version 1.1.2

 
 

-       * lib/cobalt.js (dependencies): require colors fix the log output when
+       * lib/cobalt.js (dependencies): Require colors fix the log output when

        using the tocken formatter.
 
        using the tocken formatter.
 

+
+2015-01-09 Ben Beltran <ben@nsovocal.com>
+
+       Version 1.1.1
+
+       * lib/loggers/file.js: Writes raw log if no formatter is present.
+
+       * lib/cobalt.js: Logging null now converts it to the string "null";
+
+       Version 1.1.0
+
+       * lib/loggers/file.js: Includes the new file logger.
+
+       * lib/formatters/simple.js (format): Simple formatter outputs date and
+       loglevel.
+
+       * lib/cobalt.js: Includes the file logger and simple formatter.
+
+       * lib/formatters/token.js: Extends with options on
+       initialization, including a new option isoDate that will make the
+       date an ISOString.
+
+       * README.md: Updates documentation to consider the new options, formatter
+       and logger.
+

        
 2014-03-20 Ben Beltran <ben@nsovocal.com>
 
        Version 1.0.0
 
        
 2014-03-20 Ben Beltran <ben@nsovocal.com>
 
        Version 1.0.0
 

-       * lib/cobalt.js (buildLog): logging a logObject will now use the calling
+       * lib/cobalt.js (buildLog): Logging a logObject will now use the calling

        method's severity instead of the logObject severity. so calling `#error`
        will always provide severity level 3.
 
        method's severity instead of the logObject severity. so calling `#error`
        will always provide severity level 3.