Thread: ebook-polish failing to initialize plugins
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Old 07-21-2022, 11:08 AM   #4
davidfor
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Originally Posted by JSWolf View Post
Polish the ePub and use the KoboTouchExtended to convert to KePub as the eBook is sent to your Kobo. That way Polish works and you don't have to have a second copy stored.
Before giving an answer like that, how about opening a command-line and trying to run "ebook-polish". Without any arguments. It will print the help for the command. But, before it does that, it will print errors about loading these plugins. It is a fault in how they initialise. As they don't get used, it doesn't matter if they fail to initialise. Maybe one day I'll spend some time to fix it, but, it isn't that important.

And note, it isn't just ebook-polish. Some of the other commands show the same error when starting as well.
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