Added API to PluginKit so plugins can trigger hardware detection.#404
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Added API to PluginKit so plugins can trigger hardware detection.#404
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Also needs rebasing by now (sorry) and possibly analysis/commenting of thread safety - may need lock guard in case it's called from an async plugin, etc. |
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I rebranched from master and applied this PR patch again so it should merge cleanly now. As for thread safety, I think we're okay there because we just set a trigger-hardware-detect flag to true (in |
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This PR addresses issue #155.