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fix: allow user to see locally installed apps #20893
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I know there's lots going on with the plugin UI so this might not be the right thing 🤷 |
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This PR hasn't seen activity in a week! Should it be merged, closed, or further worked on? If you want to keep it open, post a comment or remove the |
This PR hasn't seen activity in a week! Should it be merged, closed, or further worked on? If you want to keep it open, post a comment or remove the |
This is a bit scary as someone could add a local plugin to cloud for testing and we definitely don't want that to be displayed. |
Cool, I assumed local only ever meant local I guess I was wrong :) The TL;DR is you can't see plugins to dev them when running locally. I'm happy to close this and leave it at the back of your mind for needing a fix :) |
Just to confirm - this should solve the problem (if you make the plugin global in the apps management view in pipeline), no? |
Was trying to test a plugin locally but the UI hid it from me so I couldn't enable it.
This skips that check for local plugins... I don't know if this is the right fix but at least let me continue for local dev