The other three plugin packages install without error, but they do not
appear in the list of available plugins under Administration >
Plugins.  I assume that we need to adjust something about the their
packaging before they will work.  Does anyone know what needs to be
done?

Yes. The updated multitenancy patch only loads plugins that are in <redmine_instance_dir>/plugins, if this directory exists.
See also the updated '/usr/share/redmine/bin/redmine-instances help'
Symlinking /usr/share/redmine/plugins/<plugin> to <redmine_instance_dir>/plugins enables the plugin (the UI doesn't allow to enable/disable plugins)

As long as <redmine_instance_dir>/plugins is not created on upgrade this should not affect existing installations.

I tested the plugins on test setup:
>> https://tracker.debian.org/pkg/redmine-plugin-pretend
loads, seems to work
>> https://tracker.debian.org/pkg/redmine-plugin-local-avatars
loads, seems to work
>> https://tracker.debian.org/pkg/redmine-plugin-custom-css
loading to codemirror.css and codemirror.js doesn´t work, seems the references need to be updated to work with propshaft.

I updated Salsa to 6.0.4+ds-1.  I am running it on my production
environment without issue (Apache + Passenger + no plugins).  I think
we will be ready to release once we figure out the Debian package
plugin issue described above and get a working Nginx config file +
test.

I created a new MR with added config examples and an updated test.

Valentin

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