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If you write a plugin that contains a fir checker (eg a function needs to be static) and a IR part, do you also recheck the condition in the IR?

I don't think it is necessary, as the compilation will fail before IR is executed

Yeah, I also want to avoid it (and I am lazy too), but isn't it possible that another plugin creates another functions (my use-case) without being validated by my fir plugin?

```myFirPlugin
anotherFirPlugin
myIrPlugin```

If you cannot control the order in which the plugin is applied, I think you can have that problem then.

There is a youtrack issue about ordering but I don't have it at a hand

Well, on the other hand, if another plugin creates an invalid function, it is its responsibility to create a valid function. So I will be lazy and remove the IR checks. (at least for my use-case I require an annotated function so it is easy to blame).

Declarations, generated by plugins are not checked by checkers, as they don't belong to the main FIR forest (with `FirFile` as roots)

At IR level you can check the declaration origin to determine if it came from some other plugin or from sources (so you can blame that plugin correctly)