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How to handle plugin upload failure during installation?

Error Details: The error message shows PluginDaemonBadRequestError: plugin_unique_identifier is not valid.

Solution: Modify the author field in both the manifest.yaml file in the plugin project and the .yaml file under the /provider path to your GitHub ID.

Retype the plugin packaging command and install the new plugin package.

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How to handle errors when installing plugins?

Issue: If you encounter the error message: plugin verification has been enabled, and the plugin you want to install has a bad signature, how to handle the issue?

Solution: Add the following line to the end of your /docker/.env configuration file: FORCE_VERIFYING_SIGNATURE=false. Run the following commands to restart the Dify service:

cd docker
docker compose down
docker compose up -d

Once this field is added, the Dify platform will allow the installation of all plugins that are not listed (and thus not verified) in the Dify Marketplace.

Note: For security reasons, always install plugins from unknown sources in a test or sandbox environment first. Confirm their safety before deploying to the production environment.

If you want to more strictly control which plugins are allowed to be installed, refer to Signing Plugins for Third-Party Signature Verification.

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