Move assets.json file into mache directory #15
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This looks like you are actually moving it from |
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I just figured moving mache stuff into the mache directory makes sense. |
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Ok what i wrote there did not make any sense. Sorry for that I don't know what happened there lol. What exactly are you implying with your message? Are you saying this is unnecessary and if so, why? Are you suggesting moving it into the My initial point still stands with "Im doing it for consistency and that all mache generated files are in mache directories". |
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A small change but this moves the
runClientSetupAssets.jsonfile into the.gradle/machedirectory instead of the root.gradledirectory.