Mantissa 0.9.0

• Mantissa is now officially supported on PyPy.
• Expired web sessions are now actually cleaned up.
• Certificate creation now uses cryptography.
• SSH key management now uses cryptography instead of PyCrypto.
• The Mantissa SSH server key can now be rotated with the use of the
  axiomatic mantissa ssh keyrotate command; it is strongly recommended to
  do this for any existing Mantissa sites, as key generation previously
  generated 1024-bit RSA keys which are insecure.
• Any domain for which an internal user exists will now be recognized as a
  canonical hostname, allowing for relative/path-absolute URL generation.

Mantissa 0.8.4

• Remove unused nevow.livepage support code; fixes compatibility with Nevow
  0.13.0.
• StringEndpointPort ports are now deletable from the commandline (with
  the axiomatic port delete command).
• Mantissa's CI now tests against Twisted trunk, for early warnings of
  breakage.

Mantissa 0.8.3

• StringEndpointPort was still broken, somehow. It really works now, promise!

Mantissa 0.8.2

• Fix a major issue with the last few releases which resulted in a number of
  static files not being installed and/or missing from the source tarball.
• Somewhat related to the previous issue, the tests no longer fail when
  running from an installed copy due to the documentation / examples being
  missing (these are not installed into site-packages).

Mantissa 0.8.1

• Fix some issues with the new StringEndpointPort which, among other things, rendered it completely broken.
• Fix a test failure on versions of Twisted with the new logging system.

Mantissa 0.8.0

• Fix the JavaScript function for linkifying a block of text so that it
  doesn't drop all the text following the last link in the text.
• Fix compatibility with modern versions of Twisted.
• Fix compatibility with modern versions of cssutils.
• Add a new port type, StringEndpointPort, which is now used by
  axiomatic port. This now allows using any endpoint type supported by the
  string endpoint parser in Twisted (which is extensible through plugins).
• PyPy is now supported and should be fully functional (although there has
  not been much real-world testing of this yet).
• Switch to setuptools; pip installation should be much easier now.