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one.leftshift.intent-markup:intent-markup-java
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Library which purpose is to specify which intents of a digital assistant may be suitable for the autocomplete feature of A.I.O.S
This library is used to specify which Intents of a digital assistant may be suitable for the autocomplete feature of A.I.O.S.
This library can be used with Java, Python and Javascript. Intent Utterances can be excluded for the autocomplete feature as follows.
<!-- disable autocomplete, default is true -->
<intent autocomplete="false">Das ist ein Beispiel.</intent>
<!-- wird automatisch in <intent>Das ist ein Beispiel.</intent> konvertiert -->
Das ist ein Beispiel.
Releases are triggered locally. Just a tag will be pushed and CI pipelines take care of the rest.
Run ./gradlew final -x sendReleaseEmail -Prelease.scope=major
locally.
Run ./gradlew final -x sendReleaseEmail -Prelease.scope=minor
locally.
Run ./gradlew final -x sendReleaseEmail -Prelease.scope=patch
locally.
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Library which purpose is to specify which intents of a digital assistant may be suitable for the autocomplete feature of A.I.O.S
We found that one.leftshift.intent-markup:intent-markup-java demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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