Since I'm using plugins more and more often (being my own reuseable 'components'), I was wondering why plugins don't have their own webroot. From my point of view, it's something which they should really have. Plugins really are (as the manual states) 'mini-apps', quite on their own. The problem right now is that I have to copy my plugin to /plugins, but after that also the JS, images and CSS to the webroot. Rather I would like these all together in /plugins/<pluginName>, which makes it also a lot easier to remove plugins at once.
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