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 [NEW]
 
-   - Multiple hostfiles can now be passed via the -i option.  The
-    argument can be the name of a single file or a quoted list of
-    files.  The option can appear on the command line multiple times.
-    -H and -i can be used together to create custom host lists.
-
-  - The -L option will list all (if any) host- and command files found
-    on their respective search paths.
-
-  - The -W option will write out the inventory of hosts that would be
-    processed if you actually executed the program, and then
-    terminates.  This works only in test mode.  This allows you
-    to embed tsshbatch in external shell scripts like this:
-
-       for server in $(tsshbatch.py -i devserverlist -uatserverlist -W)
-       do
-         ssh $server
-       done
-
-    Why?  Because tsshbatch has lots of powerful ways to maintain
-    inventories of hosts and combine them through includes and
-    multiple command line arguments.  The -W option makes it
-    convenient for external programs to make use of those inventory
-    features.
-
-  - The -F "string ..."  option will examine every file on the host-
-    or command paths, looking for matching strings within these files.
-    Matches will report the file name, the location within the file,
-    and the line containing any of the specified strings.
-
-    This is a simple, case-insensitive string literal match and does
-    not support regular expressions.
-
-    This is handy when you're looking for a host name or command
-    string, say like, "sudo", and you don't want to have to manually
-    go through all your support files.
-
-  - The -V "string ..." option does the exact opposite of -F.  It
-    lists all the files that do NOT contain any of the specified
-    strings.
-
-  - The -r option has been added to suppress reporting of start/stop
-    statistics.  This allows you to make statistics reporting the
-    default, say via the $TSSHBATCH environment variable, but
-    override it when you need to.
-
-  - A new directive, .notify, tells tsshbatch to print an informative
-    message from within a command file.  This is a runtime activity
-    and is helpful, for example, when tracking progress of a long
-    command file.
+  -
 
 [CHANGES]
 
-  - The -H option can now appear on the command line multiple times
-    thereby creating an aggregate list of all hosts named therein.
-
-  - Hostfiles must now be passed as an argument of -i.  This was
-    done to provide a consistent way of passing multiple host
-    files on the commandline.
-
-  - .include targets (file name specifications) may now reference
-    previously defined variables.
-
+  -
 
 [BUG FIXES]
 
-  - File transfers now properly honor the -s (silent output) flag.
+  -
 
 
 TODO