And to answer your initial question, something could be Configurable and not a
Plugin, but that would only have the effect of putting it in the Core
namespace. The rest of the annotation only has interpretation in
Injector::configure.
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Matt Sicker
> On May 23, 2022, at 15:48, Matt Sicker wro
Hi Ralph,
On Fri, 20 May 2022 at 18:06, Ralph Goers
wrote:
> I am working through the last few issues I want to resolve for 2.18.0.
> I’d like to hope I can have them done today but I might not. I will be
> traveling tomorrow through Wed, May 25 to visit friends and family. While
> it is possibl
Configurable and Plugin were combined as a single annotation before,
but the Core-category/namespace-specific configurability options don't
apply to other types of plugins, so I separated them. The benefit of
separating them is so that people don't get the strange idea that it's
possible to use mul
Matt, maybe I am not getting it but... I understand your explanation about
Configurable-vs-Plugin, yet my question still stands: Can something be
`@Configurable` but not `@Plugin`? If I am not mistaken, every single
`@Configurable` usage is followed by a `@Plugin`. Hence, I am inclined to
make `Con
