Redmine

I was curious about what happen if there is more than one plugins are overriding the Redmine core views. So I made a copy of the issues/show.rhtml file and put the file into two different plugins, make some customisation by adding

In plugin_a/app/issues/show.rhtml

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<p><strong>Test override view in plugin a</strong></p>

and in plugin_b/app/issues/show.rhtml

<hr />
<p><strong>Test override view in plugin b</strong></p>

What I found is Redmine pick up the plugin_a one and ignore the plugin_b one. Wondering if the engine is interested in the one comes arphabetically earlier, so I move the customised issues/show.rhtml from plugin_a to plugin_c.

Guess what happen this time? Yes, it displays the plugin_b one.

Assuming in a Redmine system, there is a couple of projects that require different plugins and there are more than one plugins wanting to override the same core view, (for example in project A, I need functionality in plugin A that overrides issues/show.rhtml; then in project B, plugin B is required, so both plugin A and plugin B are installed in the system)is there a way for Redmine to handle this?