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Improving release-react - #265
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| // seperator character, but prescribe the use of a "-" when omitted. |
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This PR improves the
release-reactcommand in the following ways:--plistFilePrefixparameter by auto-appending a "-" if the provided value doesn't already end in a separator (currently a period or hyphen). In practice, 100% of the files I've seen use a hyphen as a separator, so this change simply conforms to the common convention.After this PR, I think the
release-reactcommand is in a pretty awesome state. However, I can imagine the need for us to add a new--gradlePathparameter to allow specifying where thebuild.gradlefile is in apps that use a non-traditional project layout. We can address that in a future PR if we hear requests for it.