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Solved.
Welp. That was dumb. It was a naming issue so I was returning the plot module rather than the plot pipeline. Disregard

~I think this might be a versioning question~

~I created a kedro project with v0.18.8 some time ago, using `kedro new`. Everything has worked fine until now (I ran it just a moment ago and everything looked ok). Now I'm back working on that project (now using kedro v0.18.13) and wanted to add a new pipeline so I created a new pipeline named "plot" with `kedro pipeline create plot`. Just to plot some results. I edited all the source as needed in `nodes.py` and `pipeline.py`. I added `from [project name].pipelines import plot` and `plot_pipeline = plot.create_pipeline()` to `pipeline_registry.py` and edited the return dictionary of `register_pipelines()` to include `"plot": plot_pipeline`.~

 ~But when I go to run the pipeline with `kedro run`, I get an unsupported operand type between Pipeline and module when trying to run the default pipeline. Did something change between 0.18.8 and 0.18.13 that changed the way you create a pipeline?~

The commented out print of `find_pipelines()` prints out the correct pipelines, including the "plot" pipeline.