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make sure that top level releases are also supported
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Add matching test
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various bugfixes to the system
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With this change relcool looks for the common sub directories to add
to the search. Those directories are now, relative to the project dir,
`apps`, `lib`, `ebin`, and the release output dir.
These automatic subdirs can be disabled by setting
`disable_project_subdirs` to `true` in the config.
The release output dir is also added to the discovery process. This
can be disabled by setting `disable_discover_release_output` to true.
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also correctly handles symlinks without infinite loops
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lots of bug fixes
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This has the potential to save a lot of time and make future release
upgrading much simpler for the user.
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adds `-c <config-file>` or `--config <config-file>` instead of passing
the config file as an argument.
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This makes it a bit more comforting to the user (and me as well). With
this the user sees a short description of the release.
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This happens for every call unless the user passes
--disable-default-libs to relcool or {disable_default_libs, true} in
the relcool config.
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