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Before you start, make a backup so that you can restore it if you run into trouble. Please note that these are adjustments of shopware and therefore the content of this tutorial is not officially supported!
With the following queries you can deactivate the plug-ins that are not already present when installing Shopware. This is especially useful for debugging errors, as you can quickly eliminate the influence of plug-ins.
If you use your own theme that is integrated via a plug-in, you should make sure in advance that the theme is not assigned to a sales channel. Alternatively, you may encounter problems when calling the appropriate sales channels.
First we create a temporary backup table. The current status of the plug-ins is saved in this table.
CREATE TABLE plugin_tmp LIKE plugin;
INSERT INTO `plugin_tmp` SELECT * FROM `plugin`;Then you can deactivate the plug-ins
UPDATE `plugin` SET `active`= 0 WHERE (author <> 'shopware AG') OR (author IS NULL);The original state of the plug-ins can be restored later as follows
UPDATE plugin AS p JOIN plugin_tmp AS pt ON p.id = pt.id SET p.active = pt.active;Finally, you can delete the temporary backup table
DROP TABLE plugin_tmp;