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Any new command to compare both .xml and .strings provide summary for the missing 'values' in both platforms that would really save more time #32

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AnilVarturi11 opened this issue Dec 23, 2021 · 1 comment
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Any new command to compare both .xml and .strings provide summary for the missing 'values' in both platforms that would really save more time #32

AnilVarturi11 opened this issue Dec 23, 2021 · 1 comment

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@AnilVarturi11 AnilVarturi11 changed the title Any new command to compare both .xml and .strings provide summary which are the missing files in both platforms that would really saved more time Any new command to compare both .xml and .strings provide summary which are the missing files in both platforms that would really save more time Dec 23, 2021
@AnilVarturi11 AnilVarturi11 changed the title Any new command to compare both .xml and .strings provide summary which are the missing files in both platforms that would really save more time Any new command to compare both .xml and .strings provide summary for the missing files in both platforms that would really save more time Dec 23, 2021
@AnilVarturi11 AnilVarturi11 changed the title Any new command to compare both .xml and .strings provide summary for the missing files in both platforms that would really save more time Any new command to compare both .xml and .strings provide summary for the missing 'values' in both platforms that would really save more time Dec 23, 2021
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hborders commented Jan 6, 2023

This seems like it wants to look at strings between an Android and an iOS app codebase. I don't think this makes sense because the codebases are different. Each project should manage itself individually. Perhaps the tool could emit all keys present in a codebase, and then if you have a monorepo, you could verify that both codebases have the same keys, if this is an issue for you?

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