Whenever the value in a Twine file contains an equals sign the line split will truncate the actual value.
For e.g. when using xliff in Android values the following line in a Twine file:
en = Learn more at <xliff:g id="prod_gamegroup">Game Group</xliff:g>
will be split twice resulting in the value being: Learn more at <xliff:g id
To fix this we're adding a field limit of 2 when splitting the string, the resulting split being done only by the first equals sign.
Whenever the value in a Twine file contains an equals sign the line split will truncate the actual value.
For e.g. when using xliff in Android values the following line in a Twine file:
en = Learn more at <xliff:g id="prod_gamegroup">Game Group</xliff:g>
will be split twice resulting in the value being:Learn more at <xliff:g id
To fix this we're adding a field limit of 2 when splitting the string, the resulting split being done only by the first equals sign.