How to resolve the error of “plugin not found” in IntelliJ IDEA?

The “plugin not found” error may occur due to the following reasons:

1. Missing plugin: First, you need to make sure that your IDE or editor supports the plugin. Check the documentation or plugin store for the plugin to ensure that you have correctly installed the necessary one.
2. Plugin version not compatible: If your IDE or editor has been updated, but the plugin has not been updated in time to adapt to the new version, it may result in the plugin becoming unusable. In this case, you can try to find an updated version of the plugin, or contact the plugin developer for more information.
3. Plugin conflict: Sometimes, different plugins may clash, causing certain plugins to not function properly. You can try disabling other plugins, then restart the IDE or editor, to see if the issue is resolved.
4. Plugin configuration issue: Sometimes, there may be problems with the configuration of a plugin, causing it to not work properly. You can try reconfiguring the plugin, double-checking the settings, and ensuring that the necessary configuration information is provided.
5. IDE or editor issue: Finally, the “plugin not found” error may be caused by problems with your IDE or editor itself. In this case, you can try reinstalling the IDE or editor and make sure you are using the latest version.

If you have tried the above solutions but the issue persists, you can seek help in the relevant developer community or plugin support forum. They may be able to provide more specific solutions or guide you in further investigating the root cause of the problem.