Implement PluginMethod for hard-wired in handlers#2977
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Don't hard-wire handlers, but make sure all handlers are associated to a PluginDescriptor, s.t. we can check that the handler is actually enabled for a given request.
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Don't hard-wire handlers, but make sure all handlers are associated to a PluginDescriptor, s.t. we can check that the handler is actually enabled for a given request.
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Don't hard-wire handlers, but make sure all handlers are associated to a
PluginDescriptor, s.t. we can check that the handler is actually enabled
for a given request.
Extracted from #2945