PLUGIN_ROUTE_MOUNT_INVALID

A plugin declares a route whose `mount` is neither "plugin" nor "root".

Cause

A plugin declares a route whose mount is neither "plugin" nor "root".

A route's mount is "plugin" or "root". Any other value, which only a plugin written in JavaScript can pass, would register the route under one name and look it up under another, so it would never match.

Fix

Set the route's mount to "plugin" or "root", or leave it out to mount it under the plugin's namespace.

Example

✗ Plugin "reviews" declares route "/summary" with an unknown mount "global".
  Why:  A route is registered under the mount it declares and looked up under "plugin" or "root", so it would never match.
  Next: Set the route's `mount` to "plugin" or "root", or leave it out for "plugin".
  Docs: https://nextlyhq.com/docs/cli/errors/plugin-route-mount-invalid  (PLUGIN_ROUTE_MOUNT_INVALID)

PLUGIN_ROLLBACK_MODULE_NOT_SHIPPED

`nextly migrate:down --plugin` names a module the ledger records as applied that the configured version of the plugin no longer ships.

PLUGIN_ROUTE_ROOT_UNREACHABLE

A plugin declares a root-mounted route at a path a request never reaches it on.

PLUGIN_ROUTE_MOUNT_INVALID

Cause

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