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## Unreleased

## 0.11.0 - 2020-04-29

## Added
- Added the `rename` command to allow users to quickly rename sites in Nitro.
- Added the `rename` command to allow users to quickly rename sites.

## Changed
- The command `destroy` now has a `--clean` option which will delete a configuration file after destroying the machine.
- The database user nitro now has root privileges for `mysql` and `postgres` databases.
- Removed the sometime buggy prompt package in favor of a simple package to ask for user input on certain commands.
- Added the `php` option back to the config file
- All commands that perform configuration changes (e.g. `add`, `remove`, and `rename`) now use the same logic as the `apply` command.
- When importing a database using the `import` command, users asked for the database name which nitro will create if it does not exist.
- Added a lot of tests and code cleanup for future work.
- The `apply` command will automatically update our hosts file.
- The `destroy` command will now remove any sites in the machine configuration from the hosts file.
- The `init` command will use an existing configuration file and recreate the entire environment. Also, the existing file will not be overwritten when using this command.
- The `destroy` command now has a `--clean` option which will delete a config file after destroying the machine.
- The `nitro` database user now has root privileges for `mysql` and `postgres` databases. [#79](https://github.com/craftcms/nitro/issues/79)
- Added the `php` option back to the config file.
- All commands that perform config changes (e.g. `add`, `remove`, and `rename`) now use the same logic as the `apply` command.
- When importing a database using the `import` command, users will be prompted for the database name which will be created if it does not exist.
- The `apply` command will automatically update the machine's hosts file.
- The `destroy` command will now remove any sites in the machine config from the hosts file.
- The `init` command will use an existing config file and recreate the entire environment.
- Commands now output more _statuses_ where possible to provide the user more feedback.

## Fixed
- When using the `add` command, the config file checks for duplicate sites and mounts and displays. [#86](https://github.com/craftcms/nitro/issues/86)
- When using the `add` command, the config file checks for duplicate sites and mounts. [#86](https://github.com/craftcms/nitro/issues/86)
- Fixed an issue when using some commands on Windows. [#88](https://github.com/craftcms/nitro/issues/88)
- Fixed an issue in the `apply` command that would not detect new changes to
- Fixed an issue in the `apply` command that would not detect new changes to the config file.

## 0.10.0 - 2020-04-23

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