Plugin keyboard shortcuts remain even after uninstalling the plugin

[personalizedrefrigerator]

Operating system

Linux

Joplin version

2.14.17

Desktop version info

Joplin 2.14.17 (dev, linux)

Client ID: 44da07c87ebf4662aa0e0f97f77f7f38
Sync Version: 3
Profile Version: 46
Keychain Supported: No

Revision: 99e36ee (pr/cm/upgrade-cm6)

Backup: 1.4.0
CodeMirror 6 snippets: 0.0.5

Current behaviour

Note

Original issue report: https://discourse.joplinapp.org/t/shortcut-assignment-issue-for-add-on/36274

Currently, after uninstalling a plugin, commands from that plugin that have been associated with a keyboard shortcut show up as "invalid" in the keyboard settings pane:

Additionally, these shortcuts cannot be reassigned until after clearing them from the original command.

Expected behaviour

A few things that may make more sense:

1. The command could appear with its original name (rather than the plugin ID) and include (uninstalled) rather than (invalid)
2. Such shortcuts could be hidden in the search results, attempting to assign these shortcuts to a new plugin would then clear the original shortcut and re-assign.

Logs

No response

[laurent22]

Additionally, these shortcuts cannot be reassigned until after clearing them from the original command.

I think this was the issue mentioned in the forum thread? So the user would need to clear the shortcut, which I feel is acceptable? I don't quite understand how the changes you suggest would help with this issue

[personalizedrefrigerator]

I think this was the issue mentioned in the forum thread?

Yes, I moved it here because it seemed like confusing behavior from a user's perspective.

I don't quite understand how the changes you suggest would help with this issue.

My goal with the items under "expected behavior" was to make the invalid commands easier to discover and/or easier to deassociate a keyboard shortcut from. On reflection, I don't think option 1 above would do that. Option 2 would be different from the current workflow for reassigning other keyboard shortcuts.

Closing.