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Document new release candidate version 0.3.0.rc1
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nikhaldi committed Jan 11, 2017
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## Installation

If you're using Rails 4.2 or higher, including Rails 5 (or you're not using Rails at all), use the latest version of the gem (this is currently a release candidate and not extensively tested yet):

gem 'exception_notification-rake', '~> 0.3.0.rc1'

If you're using Rails 4.1.x (or you're not using Rails at all), use the latest version of the gem:

gem 'exception_notification-rake', '~> 0.2.2'
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### Configuration for Email Notifications

**Note:** These examples are for the latest version of the gem (using exception_notification 4.1 and Rails 4.1). For a Rails 3.2 example [see below](#rails-32-configuration-example).
**Note:** These examples are for the latest version of the gem (using exception_notification 4+ and Rails 4+). For a Rails 3.2 example [see below](#rails-32-configuration-example).

Exception notification must be set up in your Rails config files. In general, you'll want to do this in environment-specific config files, such as `config/environments/production.rb`. Minimal configuration:

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