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Currently, only one plugin is allowed per library. This matches the typical use case. However, there are use cases where multiple plugins per assembly is appropriate.
This corresponds with #7 wherein a plugin will be conditionally loaded based on a set of criteria.
There are two ways to do this:
Just allow multiple plugins per assembly overall - if the assembly has multiple, add all (that match the predicate) to the plugin tree. This may require some more organization.
Get a list of all plugins in the assembly, apply the filter, then assert that there is only a single plugin or else fail to load that assembly.
For the first impl, I would like to propose the 2nd option, but we can come back later and make it the first if need be.
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Currently, only one plugin is allowed per library. This matches the typical use case. However, there are use cases where multiple plugins per assembly is appropriate.
This corresponds with #7 wherein a plugin will be conditionally loaded based on a set of criteria.
There are two ways to do this:
For the first impl, I would like to propose the 2nd option, but we can come back later and make it the first if need be.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: