Peter van Hardenberg wrote:
The notion of the regular plugin seems odd to me. It is a seperate plugin type
with distinct plugins that only serve to refer to file plugins (which are
found in plugin/object.c, not in plugin/file/*.c).
In accordance with the last policy file plugins
The notion of the regular plugin seems odd to me. It is a seperate plugin type
with distinct plugins that only serve to refer to file plugins (which are
found in plugin/object.c, not in plugin/file/*.c).
So when I create a new file plugin, I cannot use it unless I also create a
regular plugin
