fix: to be able to config gradle plugin from a kotlin .kts script #10
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## [1.0.2](v1.0.1...v1.0.2) (2021-05-20) ### Bug Fixes * to be able to config gradle plugin from a kotlin .kts script ([#10](#10)) ([eb2f555](eb2f555))
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@ptrdvrk sadly I still can not manage to config the Gradle plugin from a kotlin script build file.
And since there is a known error related to using the plugin from within the local repo, I believe we need to deploy this before actually seeing it working locally, Is a bad trial and error issue, but I think is necessary.