fix(generate_plugin.py): instantiate PluginConfig object when assigning to plugin_config#21
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…ng to plugin_config The code was incorrectly assigning the class PluginConfig itself instead of creating an instance. Instantiating PluginConfig with parentheses fixes the error and ensures that plugin_config is a proper object for further processing in the script.
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Great! Thanks for catching this. I think my tests are not using the cli yet, so this was missed. Are you trying to write a plugin? How did you come across this error? |
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The code was incorrectly assigning the class PluginConfig itself instead of creating an instance. Instantiating PluginConfig with parentheses fixes the error and ensures that plugin_config is a proper object for further processing in the script.