Coming from Sketch, this is a must-have!
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You can not add an additional thickness to the line if it is not snakes, this option can only be with an additional layer.
Thank you! Great solution!
100% - this feels like a quick win with a big impact 
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10000 % yes. Working on designs for a huge client (Mcdonalds) and need to style icons and shapes with multiple independent strokes but cant.
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+1 Yes, please!! Keep checking an update on this, one of the most frequent blockers for me
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This would be so useful as all the workarounds confuse developers when they’re inspecting the figma design file e.g. “why does it say this button has a drop shadow but I can’t see it”
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Big +1
Someone on my team came up with a weird union boolean hack where the union group treats the stoke as a fill and you can add another stroke to it. However, this only works with two strokes on a line and not three or more. 
This is a big issue for our team as we work a lot with trails on maps and used to be able to edit a single fully styled stroke in other design tools, now it’s a tedious task with multiple layers.
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+1 – This is very much needed
Adding my 5 cents. Multiple strokes are really needed!
I really wish even if this wasn’t supported, at least an offset would be. Frames in frames is a pain especially for components like buttons.
Still waiting for this, nothing to add
Still need this too! would be nice to have a proper solution than using the shadow for the strokes.
+1
Coming from Sketch, I was honestly surprised how limited multiple strokes are in Figma. Hope this will be implemented soon. 