<p>I can see about 10 plugins in the <code>craft_plugins</code> table that have been long removed via the Craft CP panel, and removed from the composer files also.</p>

<p>However when I enable project config, these deleted plugins appear in the plugins section of the yaml file with their status set to 1, which - I think maybe - prevents it being applied to other environments.</p>

<p>Is the best thing to do just manually delete the old plugins from the db? Or is there a 'proper' way to clean them up/out?</p>

<p>(Project is running Craft 3.1.34)</p>

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2019-10-07T07:08:44.093Z
I tried both ways ( by using composer and by manually from CP) *_plugins table is updated whenever a plugin added or removed.
inrsaurabh
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2019-10-07T07:17:15.070Z
So how you removed the plugin?
inrsaurabh
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Deleted plugins still in database? (and reappearing in project.yaml)
# Deleted plugins still in database? (and reappearing in project.yaml)

(Asked by: username_0 on 2019-10-03)

I can see about 10 plugins in the `craft_plugins` table that have been long removed via the Craft CP panel, and removed from the composer files also.

However when I enable project config, these deleted plugins appear in the plugins section of the yaml file with their status set to 1, which - I think maybe - prevents it being applied to other environments.

Is the best thing to do just manually delete the old plugins from the db? Or is there a 'proper' way to clean them up/out?

(Project is running Craft 3.1.34)

**Tags:** craft3, plugins, database
> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: I tried both ways ( by using composer and by manually from CP) *_plugins table is updated whenever a plugin added or removed.  
> **username_1**: So how you removed the plugin?  

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