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Handle Java keywords in folder names gracefully #33
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Hi, The reason is obvious. Gaelyk compiles template to the packages according I'll try to figure out if I can do any solution which can handle java Cheers,
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I hadn't realised that keywords, nor numbers, were not allowed as package names in Java. |
No problem. I've updated the issue name that it will more correspond the desired state. |
Hi,
Whilst assembling my app I encountered a strange exception (stacktrace below) whilst running the gaelykPrecompileTemplate task. It appears to stem from a template folder being named "static". It can be recreated easily in the gaelyk template project by moving the index.gtpl into a sub-folder called static and running "gradlew assemble".
Also, and possibly related, it appears that packages starting with numbers throw the same exception, i.e. changing the template folder to 123 throws the same exception as above.
Cheers,
Gary
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