Plugin in submodule creates godot.runtime.Entry in the root folder
See original GitHub issueIn a multiple module Gradle build, instantiating the Godot plugin in a submodule triggers the creation of <root>/src/main/resources/META-INF/services/godot.runtime.Entry
rather than <root>/<module>/src/main/resources/META-INF/services/godot.runtime.Entry
.
It’s not clear to me from a cursory glance at the codebase where the bug is, but presumably a SERVICE_FILE_DIR_PATH (or similar) is being set to the root of the Gradle project rather than the module where the plugin is being used.
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Yeah, I’ll post it there once the project has fully sync’d to Maven Central. Which will be any day now… any day now…
Yeah that’s annoying. As its a small change, It’ll be in the next release for sure.
Nice thx. If you are on discord, consider sharing it there if you want others who might be interested to see it. If not I could do it for you if you want.