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| # see https://napari.org/stable/plugins/technical_references/manifest.html#fields for valid categories | ||
| categories: ["Annotation", "Segmentation", "Acquisition"] | ||
| # categories: [] |
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@TimMonko I'm happy to approve. Would it be better to just leave categories: [] uncommented? Fine to merge either way as I am assuming this is for the tutorial.
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I didn't check if an empty list was allowed so I commented it lol.
Yes, for tutorial
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By default, three categories are given to
napari.yamlthat might not be appropriate for the plugin. This PR removes those categories, but keeps this information as a comment to prompt plugin creators to add categories appropriate to their plugin. This prevents new plugins be categorized the same if an author does not update this field.