poeditor-android-gradle-plugin
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Gradle plug-in that enables importing PoEditor localized strings directly to an Android project
### PR's key points This PR makes it possible to define a custom name for the fetched string resource file, e.g. `poeditor_strings.xml`. This is useful in certain projects where you...
### PR's key points Added support to configure an order for the export. ### How to review this PR? Carefully please, I have never worked on a plugin project before....
### Github issue (delete if this does not apply) Resolves #52 ### PR's key points The PR adds a new flag to toggle HTML unescaping from strings. Groovy ```groovy poEditor...
**SW details (please complete the following information):** - IDE version: Android Studio Electric Eel | 2022.1.1 - Plug-in Version 3.0.0 **Summary and background of the bug** We use a lot...
**Summary and context of the enhancement** This is a resurrection of the issue https://github.com/hyperdevs-team/poeditor-android-gradle-plugin/issues/49. In our project we use HTML tags combined with format strings. That means that tags should...
**SW details (please complete the following information):** - Plug-in Version: 2.2.1 **Summary and background of the bug** As reported by @nokite in #37: > Btw I often have trouble with...
**Summary and context of the enhancement** It would be handy to create some guidelines for setting up the project and how to submit contributions (apart from the PR templates) **Suggested...
- Plug-in Version 3.4.0 As for the title the error message it's the same > "The entity name must immediately follow the '&' in the entity reference" tested also on...
**SW details (please complete the following information):** - IDE version: Android Studio 2023.1.1 Patch 1 - Plug-in Version 4.1.1 - 4.2.0 - Gradle Version 8.5 **Summary and background of the...
**Summary and context of the enhancement** Hello guys, in the configuration of the import ``` poEditor { apiToken = "your_api_token" projectId = 12345 defaultLang = "en" } ``` I am...