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Support gradle kotlin #2680
Support gradle kotlin #2680
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Nit: could we avoid
(GROOVY|KOTLIN)
within regexps?We know from the filename which syntax to use, I'm wondering if keeping the formats split will be easier to read+maintain.
WDYT? Just an idea.
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It seem that groovy and kotlin have a lot in common, and the split can cause code duplication which IMO won't be easier to maintain.
Anyway, tell me if you want me to split it, and I'll split :)