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Thanks for the suggestion and for the kind words. I understand why Fix Common Problems reports the plugins. At the moment, though, I don't have any plans to submit the Next plugins to Community Applications. The Next plugins are intentionally distributed through GitHub only. This keeps them independent of the official plugins, avoids any confusion over ownership, and lets users choose which version they want to install. The plugins are designed to install and update directly from GitHub, so users still receive updates automatically without Community Applications. I appreciate the feedback, and I'll continue to evaluate the distribution method as the Next plugins evolve. |
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You can just ignore those warnings. |
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Hello,
after the Installation we become Warnings in Fix Common Problems.

To prevent this, avoid confusion and to ensure availability, maintenance, and updates, it would make sense to include them in the CAs. They would then remain independent of the current non Next plugins, and users could still decide which ones they want to use the current Next plugins or the older ones.
Many Thanks for the Hard Work and the Updates for all your Plugins.
Many Thanks!
Many Greetings
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