The plugin repository is the one in nodebb admin. But the thing about it is that there is no moderation there - it's just npm packages that have nbbpm attribute and compatibility string. If the compatibility string is wrong, there is no way for NodeBB to verify that. You can learn about it here.
Other than that you can just search GitHub, NPM and GitLab for names starting with nodebb-plugin.
How to update plugins?
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What's the best way to update plugins?
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Using npm:
$ npm update nodebb-plugin-markdown // or sometimes $ npm install nodebb-plugin-markdown
Keep in mind that most plugins are kept up to date with the latest version of NodeBB, so you might also have to update your NodeBB as well, or else the plugin may not work. If you are unwilling to do so, please ask the plugin author which version is best for your version of NodeBB
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I see that Edge has a Restart NodeBB button. 'Be nice to also have an Update Plugins or Update NodeBB button on ACP. I guess implementing the latter takes care of the former.
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Yep... one thing at a time. We'll get there soon
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@planner Guys this is a really must feature for beginners and nobos like me and other who dont know nothing about CMD commands. You should put it there as a basic thing in admin.
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But that's what full service providers are for
Anyways, like Julian said, one step at a time
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When we need to update nodebb do you suggest disabling all plugins before ? or it doesn't really matter ?
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@gaasg that really shouldn't be necessary, but some plugins might be incompatible after an upgrade, you just have to upgrade those or disable them accordingly.