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As a Besu node operator, I want the ability to have granular control over plugin registration so that I can ensure only the necessary and explicitly specified plugins are activated, enhancing the security and operational efficiency of my node.
Acceptance Criteria
The system should allow specifying a list of plugins to be registered via CLI options or TOML configuration.
The system should perform validation against the specified list of plugins, halting the startup process if any required plugin is missing.
Any plugin found in the plugins directory but not explicitly required for registration should be ignored.
If the option is unset, the default behavior registers all plugins in the directory.
Steps to Reproduce
use the --plugins option followed by a comma-separated list of plugin names that should be registered.
Run the Besu node with the updated CLI command or configuration file.
Example CLI command: besu --plugins=pluginA,pluginB
Expected behavior: When starting a Besu node with the new granular control feature enabled and a list of required plugins specified, the node should only attempt to register those plugins. If a specified plugin is missing, the node should halt the startup process, and an informative error message should be displayed.
Actual behavior: Currently, Besu attempts to register all plugins found in the specified plugins directory, without the ability to specify which plugins should be registered or to halt the startup process if a critical plugin is missing.
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Description
As a Besu node operator, I want the ability to have granular control over plugin registration so that I can ensure only the necessary and explicitly specified plugins are activated, enhancing the security and operational efficiency of my node.
Acceptance Criteria
Steps to Reproduce
--plugins
option followed by a comma-separated list of plugin names that should be registered.Example CLI command:
besu --plugins=pluginA,pluginB
Expected behavior: When starting a Besu node with the new granular control feature enabled and a list of required plugins specified, the node should only attempt to register those plugins. If a specified plugin is missing, the node should halt the startup process, and an informative error message should be displayed.
Actual behavior: Currently, Besu attempts to register all plugins found in the specified plugins directory, without the ability to specify which plugins should be registered or to halt the startup process if a critical plugin is missing.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: