New issue 147: plugins declared in include-d files are ignored
https://bitbucket.org/blais/beancount/issues/147/plugins-declared-in-include-d-files-are

Stefano Zacchiroli:

I'd like to keep my "main" ledger clean, with a single "include 
header.beancount", which in turn includes beancount files with various roles 
(account openings, commodities declarations, etc).

Most notably I'd like to have a plugins.beancount file that lists all plugins 
to be loaded, and that doesn't seem to work.

plugin declarations are effective if I put them in the top-level beancount 
file, but are completely ignored (i.e., the plugins are not executed) if I move 
them to (recursively) included files. This is, at least, according to 
bean-check which I'm using to test this.

It would be nice if one could put plugin declarations in any (recursively) 
included beancount files, without any semantic change in beancount behavior.


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