Plogon rejects builds that have outputs containg DLLs that Dalamud provides. The way it does this is flawed. This check should be reworked or removed.
Example:
Tourist depends on FFXIVWeather.Lumina (or something similar to that, cba to look up the name). That dependency depends on Lumina from NuGet. This means that Lumina.dll ends up in Tourist's output. However, Tourist's DalamudPackager is configured to exclude that DLL, and the actual output zip doesn't contain it. Plogon blocks this setup from being merged.
There is really very little I can do about this, short of adding a build step to delete DLLs from my output to satisfy an overzealous CI lint.
Plogon rejects builds that have outputs containg DLLs that Dalamud provides. The way it does this is flawed. This check should be reworked or removed.
Example: Tourist depends on
FFXIVWeather.Lumina(or something similar to that, cba to look up the name). That dependency depends onLuminafrom NuGet. This means thatLumina.dllends up in Tourist's output. However, Tourist'sDalamudPackageris configured to exclude that DLL, and the actual output zip doesn't contain it. Plogon blocks this setup from being merged.There is really very little I can do about this, short of adding a build step to delete DLLs from my output to satisfy an overzealous CI lint.