add new callbacks to active record for recovery of paranoid models
Merge pull request #32 from whoward/add_recovery_callbacks

add new callbacks to active record for recovery of paranoid models
added code to support observation of paranoid models with ActiveRecord::Observer
Merge pull request #33 from whoward/add_recovery_callbacks_to_observer

Add support for using ActiveRecord::Observer
Merge pull request #30 from mvj3/master

Ensure record is accessible after destroyed
Revert "Ensure record is accessible after destroyed"

This reverts commit 4a22ba2a03b3f646463b7beb96f31b6be57b3b42.
Deletion column type can now be a string (thanks to @vikramdhillon for the idea and initial implementation!)
Updated README with information on the latest addition: the ability to have the column type String
added vikramdhillon to the README as a contributor
improved handling of dependent relations (fixes #8 and #31)
Preparing for 0.1 release.
return object on destroy()
force activesupport ~>3.0
remove cedilla from gemspec
updated README since 'dependent' is now available on paranoid models
making sure that the `delete_all` use refers to the user defined ID column name. An issue comes up when you use anything other then `id` for the primary_key column.
Merge pull request #37 from iansheridan/master

Fixed issue where user uses `set_primary_key` in there model.
Use association.foreign_key istead of association.primary_key_name to avoid a warning below which says
the method would be removed from Rails 3.2.

DEPRECATION WARNING: primary_key_name is deprecated and will be removed from Rails 3.2 (use foreign_key instead). (called from block (2 levels) in <top (required)> at /path/to/myapp/spec/spec_helper.rb:<line_num>

object.destroy! was stated at /path/to/myapp/spec/spec_helper.rb:<line_num>
Merge pull request #39 from codeout/rails31

association.foreign_key instead of association.primary_key_name for future compatibility
define foreign_key as an alias of primary_key_name to maintain backward compatibility

Method primary_key_name is now deprecated and the replacement foreign_key is newly
introduced in active_record 3.1.0. While the new method should be used for rails 3.1.x
or later, the old one is still required for rails 3.0.x.