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* add special handling on the plugin gathering side to check whether secrets manager plugins are enabled or not * show disabled badge in front end if the plugin is not enabled * Only show error in disabled badge hover if one is present (otherwise it shows "undefined") * refactor to make use of fields already available in the DTO * fix typo * if there is no error returned for the plugin, just show 'disabled' * fix typo * Update public/app/features/plugins/admin/components/Badges/PluginDisabledBadge.tsx Co-authored-by: Levente Balogh <balogh.levente.hu@gmail.com> * Update frontendsettings.go add clarifying comment * fix unit test * rework task to use new frontend property combined with plugin type to determine if the plugin should be disabled * Update helpers.test.ts revert test change * fix unit test * show custom uninstall message if the plugin is a secrets manager * bogus commit to trigger precommit * undo commit * run precommit manually * add some consts * refactor a bit to pull plugin error management up a level * re-add code squashed in merge * fix compile issues * add code to set plugin error fatal flag after secret migration * refactor to move plugin startup out of Should Check func * re-add important check * make plugin startup errors fatal the first time we set a secret on the plugin * rename func to make intent clearler * remove unnecessary duplicate code from plugin mig * fix compile error * fix more compile errors * add some extra logging to secrets migration * have remote_plugin secret service managed plugin error fatal flag directly * add blank file for eventual unit tests * fix linting issues * changes from PR review * quick bit of cleanup * add comment explaining design decision * move more common test helpers to file * slightly update to first time Get secret call * add unit tests * remove override func from provider * fix linting issues * add test cleanup step * add some comments about refactoring to hacky test function Co-authored-by: Levente Balogh <balogh.levente.hu@gmail.com>
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