v0.7.0

* #33 expose final path.
  - [See](https://github.com/atomic-penguin/cookbook-certificate#readonly-attribute-example) for usage.
* #38 normalize dots to underscore in search_id
* #40 chefspec matcher deprecation
* Update travis config

CHANGELOG.md

@@ -1,6 +1,15 @@
 certificate cookbook changelog
 ==============================
 
+v0.7.0
+------
+
+* #33 expose final path of managed objects.
+  - [See](https://github.com/atomic-penguin/cookbook-certificate#readonly-attribute-example) for usage.
+* #38 normalize dots to underscore in search_id
+* #40 chefspec matcher deprecation
+* Update travis config 
+
 v0.6.3
 ------
 

README.md

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 Finally, you'll want to create the data bag object to contain your certs,
 keys, and optionally your CA root chain bundle.  The default recipe uses
-the OHAI attribute *hostname* as a *search_id*, since the data bag id may not
-contain dot characters used in the *fqdn* attribute.
+the OHAI attribute *hostname* as a *search_id*.  With version 0.7.0, and newer,
+one can use an *fqdn* as the *search_id*, the library will normalize dots into
+underscores.
 
 The cookbook also contains an example *wildcard* recipe to use with wildcard
 certificates (\*.example.com) certificates.