why custom lua plugins don't show in kong manager?

[solo-xwz]

there are only official plugins

[brentos]

Did you add your plugin to the "plugins" configuration?
Example:

plugins = bundled,my-custom-plugin

[solo-xwz]

yes, I did, and I use the 'lua_package_path' configuration to install my plugins.
btw, I can apply these plugins using admin api, which means they are valid.

[Leopoldthecoder]

Hi @solo-xwz, could you navigate to the plugin selection page in your browser, open the dev tools, find the data returned from the /:workspace/kong endpoint, and confirm if plugins.available_on_server includes the plugin you want to install?

[solo-xwz]

Hi, i checked it and i found my custom plugins are not in plugins.available_on_server or plugins.disabled_on_server but in configuration.loaded_plugins

[Leopoldthecoder]

Thanks for confirming. We'll see what we can do.

[Leopoldthecoder]

Hi @solo-xwz, we could not reproduce this problem (a custom plugin residing in configuration.loaded_plugins but not plugins.available_on_server), so could you provide detailed reproduction steps and your Kong Gateway config file?

If you are using the enterprise edition, you can contact your customer manager and they will help you collect the information needed. If not, let's continue the discussion here.

[luozhouyang]

same issue.

[osaka911]

same issue, did you fixed that?

[Leopoldthecoder]

Hi @luozhouyang @osaka911, this is a known regression. The next Kong Gateway release will fix it. For now, as a workaround, you can manually change the URL in your browser to create a custom plugin. For example, /plugins/plugin-foo/create?redirect=/plugins, assuming the name of your custom plugin is plugin-foo.

[osaka911]

@Leopoldthecoder thanks for your reply. When does the next Kong release?

[Leopoldthecoder]

@osaka911 We are right now in the process of building the next version (Kong Gateway 3.7.0). And if things go smoothly it'll be available by the end of the month.

[osaka911]

Thanks