Add support for string-arrays#64
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| task.outputDirectory.set(outputDirectory.toOutputDirectory(stringsOutputPackageName)) | ||
| task.outputDirectory.set(baseOutputDirectory.map { it.dir("strings") }) |
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I'm not quite sure this is necessary. I had some trouble with the build where I used this plugin, but in the end I probably just misspelled the import.
Overlapping outputs seem to be bad practice though, so I left it in.
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This adds support for string arrays. If there are no placeholders, the property will contain an array of strings, otherwise a
CustomFormattedStringClassis created, with itsformat(...)method containing all properties that occur in the array.Implements #33