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docs: add advice for maintaining a plugin #6977

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Expand Up @@ -249,3 +249,18 @@ If you want to uninstall a plugin, you can run:
```shell
$POETRY_HOME/bin/pip uninstall poetry-plugin
```


## Maintaining a plugin

When writing a plugin, you will probably access internals of Poetry, since there is no
stable public API. Although we try our best to deprecate methods first, before
removing them, sometimes the signature of an internal method has to be changed.

As the author of a plugin, you are probably testing your plugin
against the latest release of Poetry.
Additionally, you should consider testing against the latest release branch and the
master branch of Poetry and schedule a CI job that runs regularly even if you did not
make any changes to your plugin.
This way, you will notice internal changes that break your plugin immediately
and can prepare for the next Poetry release.