Rewrite vim-plugin-release as a class, rename to vim-plugin-manager (preparing for changes to come)
Port shell script pre-commit hooks to Python (vim-plugin-manager)
Port post-commit hook to Python, add hook install command
Implement a sorted_plugins property
Improve `vim-plugin-manager --install'
Improve main()
Bug fix for Vim help file generation
Make the post-commit hook more verbose
Add Python extension to vim-plugin-manager file
Bug fix: Missing argument to generate_release_archive()
Bug fix for vim-plugin-manager --install
Added more logging (e.g. generated & approved change logs)
Enable verbose logging to a file by default
Complex merge workflow that I'm about to make obsolete* .. :-)

* I built this complex, automated workflow over the past few weeks and it
  works fine, but it slows me down immensely because I have to release all
  of my Vim plug-ins with the latest miscellaneous scripts merged in when I
  make a change to any miscellaneous script. I currently maintain 11 Vim
  plug-ins and the overhead is way too much. When I publish the latest
  versions, vim.org actually blocks me because I'm making too many POST
  requests... That really says it all -- this is not maintainable :-)
Initial revision of dependency isolation for miscellaneous scripts
Management of uncommitted changes
Make stdout capture in run() explicit (with miscellaneous other changes)
Skip dependency isolation when version wasn't bumped
Next generation html2vimdoc - just a start
Render the Lua/APR manual a lot better (work in progress of course)