docs: update README.md to clarify plugin loading #125
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Clarify plugin loading process when running as a `component` instead of `e2e`. The `example` project does a good job of showing the `initPlugin` call in both `e2e` and `component` objects. Unfortunately, I did not notice that until I was 30 minutes past spotting the obvious. Clarifying the README might help another lost dev.
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Hi @byronwall! You're right, I was struggling with that myself at the beginning, but forgot to point it out in the README later on 🤦 |
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Clarify plugin loading process when running as a
componentinstead ofe2e.The
exampleproject does a good job of showing theinitPlugincall in bothe2eandcomponentobjects. Unfortunately, I did not notice that until I was 30 minutes past spotting the obvious. Clarifying the README might help another lost dev.