Releases for Omega Tools

The following issues have been fixed in this release:

minor updates to a few bugs/features

updates to drush integration, new UI for creating/editing subthemes. Much awesomesauce added to this release.

Working subtheme creation for 3.x Omega.

This is not new features, but actually less features.

All the placeholder blocks have been removed from this module, and converted back to the omega theme implemented as a theme setting, and creating a block on the fly via hook_process() and attaching to regions.

Using hook_block_info and _view caused too many issues with non-omega subthemes, and too many warnings when regions didn't match 100% between themes.

An update is recommended, as now this module simply provides the drush functionality for generating subthemes, and import/export/revert of theme settings.

setting default status of omega development blocks to off

removed gamma subtheme command since gamma is being removed from Omega core in the 2.x branch of omega.

set the omega-subtheme command to use rsync rather than standard file copy, and removed the .bak files generated afterwards.

cleaning up the modifications on theme settings pages.

2.x branch initial release. Should only be used with 7.x-2.x versions of Omega.

Fixing _block_rehash() error where omega_tools_block_info was returning null when development placeholder blocks were disabled.

Created functionality in omega_tools.drush.inc to allow creation of and Omega subtheme using drush omega-subtheme "Subtheme Name"

added .intsall to do hook_uninstall cleanups in the block table and variables table to avoid any conflicts for users that have been testing at many levels of Drupal 7 releases which can seriously clutter the block table with bunk data.

minor adjustments to export/revert code so it works with the omega base theme and not just the subthemes of omega

Added export functionality to the theme settings for any omega subtheme.

Adding default weights, status and region assignments to the custom generated blocks so they should just "appear" in the appropriate regions automatically.