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Originally Posted by User_Z
5. DiapDealer, instead of writing that you, without knowing Haiku, fixed plug-in problems in 10 minutes, it would be better to write how to do it.
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I did that already. The detailed instructions I attached upthread documented how I got Haiku with plugin support running (albeit with Python 3.6). It would be trivial for someone with intimate knowledge of HaikuPorts packaging to use those instructions to get a working package.
The plugin framework is being orphaned because Sigil doesn't know what happened to its "share/sigil" directory. Because no one bothered to tell Sigil where it was moved to (or where to install it): either via the -DSHARE_INSTALL_PREFIX cmake command at compile time (which would make the most sense in this case, I think). Or by setting the SIGIL_EXTRA_ROOT environment variable in the launch script at run time.
All of this is documented in the build instructions.