PluginFlags

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Enum values:

• AUTH_REQUIRED - The plugin requires the user to provide authentication details.
• CAPSULES_UNSUPPORTED - The plugin discovered that UEFI UpdateCapsule are unsupported.
• CLEAR_UPDATABLE - When the plugin loads it should clear the UPDATABLE flag from any devices.
• DISABLED - The plugin has been disabled, either by daemon configuration or a problem.
• EFIVAR_NOT_MOUNTED - The plugin discovered the efivar filesystem is not found and is required for this plugin.
• ESP_NOT_FOUND - The plugins discovered that the EFI system partition was not found.
• ESP_NOT_VALID - The plugins discovered that the EFI system partition may not be valid.
• FAILED_OPEN - Failed to open plugin = missing dependency,.
• KERNEL_TOO_OLD - The feature is not supported as the kernel is too old.
• LEGACY_BIOS - The plugin discovered the system is running in legacy CSM mode.
• MEASURE_SYSTEM_INTEGRITY - The plugin will be checked that it preserves system state such as `KEK`, `PK`, `BOOT####` etc.
• MODULAR - The plugin is loaded from an external module.
• MUTABLE_ENUMERATION - Some devices supported by the plugin may cause a device to momentarily stop working while probing.
• NONE - No plugin flags are set.
• NO_HARDWARE - The plugin won't load because no supported hardware was found.
• READY - The plugin is ready for use and all devices have been coldplugged.
• REQUIRE_HWID - A specific HWID is required to use this plugin.
• SECURE_CONFIG - The plugin requires the config file to be saved with permissions that only allow the root user to read.
• TEST_ONLY - The plugin is used for virtual devices that exercise daemon flows.
• UNKNOWN - The plugin flag is unknown.
• UNLOCK_REQUIRED - The plugin discovered that hardware unlock is required.
• USER_WARNING - The plugin has a problem and would like to show a user warning to a supported client.