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fixes #1474 add zeus to bundle exec list

Add Stash toogle to display if there's some stash or not in `git_prompt_status`

Bwana plugin for reading man pages in the browser

Cat alias: :3

Add aliases for git-remote

check for knife.rb in cwd

Added a `migrate` alias.

Unset `config_file` variable in oh-my-zsh.sh

`config_file` variable will mess up with `cd` auto-complete command.

eg. I have a local dir named `Code`, and when I type `cd co<Tab>`,
config_file will show up, and doesn't make any sense...

It migrates the DB and prepares the test DB.

Adding a symfony plugin, for symfony 1

Add branch status support to git_prompt_status

Added vsplit_tab and split_tab for iTerm.

add ability to set custom prefix for cloud theme

prompt git-rm as deleted

Fixed Mac OS X Terminal.app related issue with extra newlines echoed

Plugin for git_remote_branch autocomplete.

Fix mismatched quote in yum plugin

Added history plugin

Added 'gcl'for 'git config --list'; and gd for 'git diff'

Typo in cd-wrapper

Fixes for vi-mode terminal overwriting bugs

lazyload virtualenvwrapper

Update plugins/sublime/sublime.plugin.zsh

Add last command's 'exit status' display to mortalscumbag theme

urltools for everyone

Backwards Compatible Jira URLs #1378

plugin last-working-dir: create cache-directory if it doesn't exist

#1445 is great, if you use node.  For those that don't this should mean we can find a reasonable fallback.
Users can force urltools to use a specific system by setting `URLTOOLS_METHOD` to one of:
* `node`
* `python`
* `ruby`
* `php`
* `perl`

Note that you can't (currently) choose which `perl` sublibrary to use, it will use either `URI::Encode`, `URI::Escape`, or regular expressions in that order of preference.

Adds support for Rapid Board without breaking backwards compatibility (like #1378)
Allows JIRA url to be set in .zshrc, current directory, and/or home directory.

Using lazy loading for virtualenvwrapper gives a mariginal speed
improvement and doesn't stop workon_cd from working. It has the
undesired effect of forcing you to call certain virtualenv commands
twice before they work (only once per shell instantiation).