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matthewm0011
December 22, 2022
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find plugins that are actually used by my application

  • December 22, 2022
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Hi all.  The Appian Designer/Plug-Ins tab shows a long list of plugins that are installed on my cloud instance. I would like to create a list of the plugins that are actually used by my application. I tried searching the forums and found several answers that suggested exporting my application then searching through the xml files to find the plugin names.

After exporting my application, I found a file "/META-INF/plugins.txt". Does this list the used plugins? None of the answers I found talked about this file, but they were several years old, so its likely things have changed.

thanks

Matt

Best answer by ramanjaneyar9446

Hi Matt,

You can find list of plugins used in  your application inside of your application, there is a plugins tab beside of all objects. There you can find all list.

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ramanjaneyar9446Answer
December 22, 2022

Hi Matt,

You can find list of plugins used in  your application inside of your application, there is a plugins tab beside of all objects. There you can find all list.

    matthewm0011
    matthewm0011Author
    December 22, 2022

    Yes, the list of installed plugins is on the Appian Designer/plugins tab, but I don't just want to know which plugins are installed, I want to know which ones are actually being used in my application.

    mikes0011
    mikes0011
    Brainy
    December 22, 2022

    I assume rama is referring to the plug-ins tab found inside the Application object, which seems to list only plug-ins referenced by objects in that application.

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