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- 12 commits
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- 2 contributors
Commits on Oct 15, 2022
Commits on Oct 16, 2022
Commits on Oct 21, 2022
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Let plugins put strings into
warningseven though they should be 2-tuples. Fixes #3014
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Commits on Oct 23, 2022
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Merge pull request #3016 from mkdocs/optw
Update warnings of config options
Commits on Oct 25, 2022
Commits on Oct 29, 2022
Commits on Nov 1, 2022
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Support multiple instances of the same plugin (#3027)
Depending on what a plugin does, say if it "adds a thing" into the site, it can be reasonable to allow it to be specified multiple times in the `plugins:` list, so it can "add multiple things". Previously such a use case was completely not predicted in MkDocs, so it silently passes but is bugged - the plugin runs twice but with only one of the configs both times. So, this commit addresses that by registering a plugin `- foo:` as `'foo'`, and then if another plugin `- foo:` appears, it gets registered as `'foo #2'` (the name affects primarily just how it's referred to in warnings and errors). By default, a warning will appear from MkDocs anyway, unless the plugin adds a class variable `supports_multiple_instances = True`.
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