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How to handle directories is described in the docs for DirectoryPlugin:
The DirectoryPlugin loads the directories specified in the "plugins.dir" section of the config.yml file. You can add directories to the plugin configuration by adding a "plugins.dir" section. In the "plugins.dir" section you specify the directories that contain your plugin's classes and the directories that contain your plugins' documentation.
and:
The plugin will recursively search for the directories specified in the "plugins.dir" section in your project. If you are running this plugin through your project's test harness, you may need to override the behavior of the "plugins.dir" section by adding a directory to the tests' "plugins.dir" section that contains a directory with a leading "/". For example, the following section will search for plugins in the project's test/ directory:
plugins:
dir: tests/plugins/
The plugin loads the directories that contain the "plugins.dir" section's directories from the "base" directory in your project. If you use the plugin through the test harness, you may need to override this behavior by adding a directory to the "base" directory that contains a directory with a leading "/". For example, the following section will search for plugins in the project's base directory:
plugins:
dir: base/
By default, the plugin does not add any directories.
So, you'd have a plugin.dir configuration in your config.yml that's something like:
plugins.dir:
- myproject/plugins/
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