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  # Changelog
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+ ## v1.0.12
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+ *May 25, 2020*
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+ * Updated tests for long function names
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+ * Improvements in CI
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+ * Pinned bundler to 2.x
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  ## v1.0.11
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+ *September 14, 2018*
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  ## v1.0.10
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+ *March 29, 2018*
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  * Make require calls rpm-friendly [[#3]](https://github.com/sandfoxme/journald-native/pull/3)
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  ## v1.0.9
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  ## v1.0.7
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  ## v1.0.6
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  ## v1.0.5
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  ## v1.0.4
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  ## v1.0.3
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  ## v1.0.2
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  ## v1.0.0
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  A systemd-journal native logging lib wrapper.
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