Clarify the documentation about how to use --intent-filters argument#118
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Actually, now that I think about this more, maybe it is a bug that the intent-filter file is not located relative to the current working directory where you run build.py |
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Clarify the documentation about how to use --intent-filters argument
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A small documentation fix to clarify that --intent-filters expects a filename as opposed to a string.