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Add default property indicating that the unleash plugin is triggering the build #100
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Hi, I'll consider this and try to build a new release this week. Thanks so far. |
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I've added the property |
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Great, thanks! |
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Released version 2.8.0 with PR merged. |
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On some projects, we use profiles that are activated during the unleash release build. It would make the CLI usage a little bit more convenient if a default property is already predefined indicating that the build was triggered by the unleash plugin. This would make it possible to activate profiles based on the fact if the build is triggered by the unleash plugin, without always having to set this property explicitly via CLI.