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Please don't make such glib uninformed comments: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/IDEA-341408/Disabling-plugin-and-then-uninstalling-plugin-update-enables-i
by Shawnecy 3y ago
Please don't make such glib uninformed comments: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/IDEA-341408/Disabling-plugin-and-then-uninstalling-plugin-update-enables-it-back-after-IDE-restart https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/IDEA-341408/Disabling-p...
- igor_akhmetov 3y agoHave you actually read the description of this issue? It's a UX bug with the uninstall action.
- insanitybit 3y agoYou keep linking this over and over again and you clearly don't understand what you've linked. The plugin isn't even activated by default, you have to explicitly do so. IT's enabled, meaning the plugin can run, but it doesn't do anything related to AI unless you press the "free trial" or activation buttons.
- Shawnecy 3y agoWRONG. You say that, but read the details and the original thread from what it was cut: "but the bundled older version remains enabled after IDE restart." THE OLD VERSION IS ENABLED AFTER IDE RESTART.
- insanitybit 3y agoI don't know what you're going on about. I'll make this as clear as possible: 1. The enabled plugin prompts you to 'activate' the service 2. If you do not activate the service the plugin is enabled but does not use the service 3. There is a minor bug, allegedly (have not reproduced it, and others have tried and failed) where the plugin can be disabled and then it re-enables itself.
- igor_akhmetov 3y agoPlease finally read the issue you linked. This happens when you disable the plugin and immediately uninstall a plugin update. If you just disable the plugin it stays disabled.