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 discard f9f6f3b  Implement resharding HTTP API
 discard 2cb9bd5  Update internal replicator to replicate to multiple targets
 discard a075900  Implement initial shard splitting data copy
 discard 541aeca  Shard splitting job implementation
 discard 68d0745  Resharding supervisor and job manager
 discard 61d6b75  Uneven shard copy handling in mem3 and fabric
     new ca74d12  Update folsom to support newer erlang
     new c90c453  Merge pull request #1938 from cloudant/update-folsom
     new efc41cd  Uneven shard copy handling in mem3 and fabric
     new b382139  Resharding supervisor and job manager
     new 1d7a7d3  Shard splitting job implementation
     new 3d94cf2  Implement initial shard splitting data copy
     new 964946e  Update internal replicator to replicate to multiple targets
     new 44a19f2  Implement resharding HTTP API

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Summary of changes:
 rebar.config.script | 2 +-
 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-)

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