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Currently, if a placeholder has a join specifier (such as project.package[.], where [.] is the join), it will treat single-element parameters as if there were no join. However, this could lead to unclean practice where every parameter is given an unnecessary join specifier.
Example;
Hello, ${{=project.name[.]=}}!
With parameter project.name=fooject will produce "Hello, fooject!" as expected. But it will not warn the user that the join specifier is not required. All this placeholder needs is;
Hello, ${{=project.name=}}!
And the tool should warn the user of that.
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Currently, if a placeholder has a join specifier (such as
project.package[.]
, where[.]
is the join), it will treat single-element parameters as if there were no join. However, this could lead to unclean practice where every parameter is given an unnecessary join specifier.Example;
With parameter
project.name=fooject
will produce "Hello, fooject!" as expected. But it will not warn the user that the join specifier is not required. All this placeholder needs is;And the tool should warn the user of that.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: