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plugin cannot be found in the plugin library #169
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Originally created by @Human-Torch-cpu on GitHub (Aug 5, 2025).
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The ollama-plugin cannot be found in the plugin library
I Can't find other plugins, too
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1.I took the download warehouse compressed package because git clone takes too long.
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@wodeshijie33941 commented on GitHub (Aug 6, 2025):
If you are installing the plugin manually, in addition to downloading the plugin, you also need to insert the plugin information into the database table - "plugins".
Because running a workflow or agent requires first retrieving plugin information from the database, and then notifying the "dify_plugin_daemon" to load the plugin and run the plugin logic.
If the relevant plugin information cannot be found in the database table - "plugins", it is impossible to know which node the plugin is installed on, resulting in the workflow being unable to continue running and then reporting an error as you can see.
It is recommended to install plugins directly through the DIY marketplace, as this will avoid many unnecessary troubles.
@xiaomeixw commented on GitHub (Aug 12, 2025):
First, enter the plugin docker image and check if the plugin you installed is in the cwd directory. Second, connect to the dify-plugin database and check the relevant tables to see if there is any installation information for your plugin. If there is no relevant data in the database, delete the plugin from the cwd directory and force a reinstallation.
@xiaomeixw commented on GitHub (Aug 12, 2025):
There is no need to deliberately install from the Dify plugin marketplace. Local installation or GitHub installation is also possible. Even using an offline package for installation is acceptable. As long as the upload + install steps are followed, it will work.