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  1. Jenkins
  2. JENKINS-44013

Unable to uninstall plugin that is an optional dependency

    • Icon: Bug Bug
    • Resolution: Duplicate
    • Icon: Minor Minor
    • core
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    • Jenkins 2.46.2.

      Jenkins refuses to enable "Uninstall" button for a plugin that is an optional dependency of another plugin. For example if I install "git" plugin (Jenkins CLI's "install-plugin git" command), it doesn't install, for example, "token-macro" plugin that is an optional dependency for git plugin. But if I then happen to install token-macro plugin, Jenkins refuses to enable Uninstall button for it with following message:

      "This plugin cannot be uninstalled. It has one or more installed dependants: Git plugin."

      This also happens with other plugins that are/have optional dependencies. Jenkins should be able to uninstall plugins that are not a required dependency of any other plugin.

          [JENKINS-44013] Unable to uninstall plugin that is an optional dependency

          Keerthi Korivi added a comment - - edited

          Hi Judin,

          Do you still see this issue? I could uninstall token-macro and i had to restart the server to see the token-macro plugin back in the list of available plugins. 

          Thanks,

          Keerthi

          Keerthi Korivi added a comment - - edited Hi Judin, Do you still see this issue? I could uninstall token-macro and i had to restart the server to see the token-macro plugin back in the list of available plugins.  Thanks, Keerthi

          Jussi Judin added a comment - - edited

          As a detail, I restarted Jenkins after plugin installation. Because when I installed the Token macro plugin after installing Git plugin (restart after git plugin installation) and didn't restart, I still had the Uninstall button visible. But it disappeared after a restart.

          I re-tested this with Jenkins 2.59 and it's still an issue.

          Jussi Judin added a comment - - edited As a detail, I restarted Jenkins after plugin installation. Because when I installed the Token macro plugin after installing Git plugin (restart after git plugin installation) and didn't restart, I still had the Uninstall button visible. But it disappeared after a restart. I re-tested this with Jenkins 2.59 and it's still an issue.

          Daniel Beck added a comment -

          Essentially the same as JENKINS-33843.

          Daniel Beck added a comment - Essentially the same as JENKINS-33843 .

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