Patrik Oldsberg
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@backstage/create-app
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Removed plugins.ts from the app, as plugins are now discovered through the react tree.
To apply this change to an existing app, simply delete packages/app/src/plugins.ts along with the import and usage in packages/app/src/App.tsx.
Note that there are a few plugins that require explicit registration, in which case you would need to keep them in plugins.ts. The set of plugins that need explicit registration is any plugin that doesn't have a component extension that gets rendered as part of the app element tree. An example of such a plugin in the main Backstage repo is @backstage/plugin-badges. In the case of the badges plugin this is because there is not yet a component-based API for adding context menu items to the entity layout.
If you have plugins that still rely on route registration through the register method of createPlugin, these need to be kept in plugins.ts as well. However, it is recommended to migrate these to export an extensions component instead.