I think Joplin (desktop):
- Applies uninstallation at startup.
- Extracts plugins after installation/upgrade to a cache directory and avoids re-extracting them where possible (relevant code).
Maybe the cache directory was corrupted?
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Cache corruption could well be the issue.
I think my PC completely locked up during the plugin install, and I had to issue REISUB to reboot. It is possible that this lockup corrupted the old plugin which was then only refreshed (overwritten) when I saved down the new version.
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Is there a way to still run Joplin Batch Web now?
The reason I am asking is that in the web version we could search for missing referenced attachment resources. It seems that the new plugin only works the other way around.
After the warning is shown
Warn
Please set the Joplin Web Clipper Service address and token in the settings to view the image.
Go to Settings
and I click the How to get the token it brings me to Joplin Web Clipper | Joplin, however there is no information how to get the token – I can guess that it's in the Web Clipper | Advanced options, but it should be more clear. Could you fix that please?
Also when I go to the settings and I close the settings, the check for unused resources is performed again, the activity also goes back to the start. I don't know how easy it would be to fix that? It should stay on the How to get the token activity.
@banan314 Copy your authorization token from Joplin settings and paste it here. Web Clipper -> Advanced Options -> Copy Token.
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need for regex-supported search and replace
I'm sorry, I currently have very little time and can't believe that Joplin still doesn't have a built-in global search and replace feature.
Maybe I will have some time this weekend to deal with the issues of Joplin Utils, but I can't make any guarantees...