fix: use Toolbox cache for Windows plugin installation via Gradle - #354
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Toolbox 3.7 looks for external plugins inside its Windows cache, but the Gradle task (installPlugin) copied them to a different directory, so Toolbox ignored the installed plugin. Use the platform-specific plugin locations for installation and cleanup, and correct the related documentation while keeping the existing Linux and macOS paths.
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holy smokes thank you I have just been manually copying to cache whenever I tested Windows and I assumed it was a Toolbox bug lol
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Toolbox 3.7 looks for external plugins inside its Windows cache, but the Gradle task (installPlugin) copied them to a different directory, so Toolbox ignored the installed plugin. Use the platform-specific plugin locations for installation and cleanup, and correct the related documentation while keeping the existing Linux and macOS paths.