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Introduce new output format JSON_PROPERTIES #9

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Flat list of key/value pairs in JSON format.

Fixes #7

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Mettbrot commented Jan 20, 2023

Thank you! Tested locally and it works.

What is the difference between <target> and <generatedResourcesFolderPath>? Do I need both?
It seems target is only used in adding folders as ressources?

@stefanseifert stefanseifert merged commit 9983fe4 into develop Jan 23, 2023
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What is the difference between <target> and <generatedResourcesFolderPath>? Do I need both?
It seems target is only used in adding folders as ressources?

iirc generatedResourcesFolderPath is only used as immediate step, also for the incremental build support e.g. in eclipse.
for controlling what's actually ending up where in your bundle you only need the target parameter.

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Extend to plain json output format.
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