Plugins should be able to render individual patterns exactly as core would render them

[aleksip]

Plugins might need to render a pattern that has not (yet) been rendered by core. Not 100 % sure but it looks like this could be done by calling the compose module? Or does some other way to do this 'right' exist?

If compose can be used, it looks like the same function writes the pattern to disk. It could be useful to decouple this from the rendering?

I haven't been able to find out if core checks whether a pattern has already been rendered or not. A check like this in core would be good for performance reasons if plugins are allowed to render patterns.

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[sghoweri]

Bump!

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[aleksip]

Bump

[bmuenzenmeyer]

does a use case for this in-fact exist?

[aleksip]

Yes, see the parent issue #1020. 🙂

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