How to use uninstallVersionOfPlugin method of install Package

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install.go

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...274 pluginsDir := filepath.Join(pluginsHome, pluginName)275 filepath.Walk(pluginsDir, func(dir string, info os.FileInfo, err error) error {276 if err == nil && info.IsDir() && dir != pluginsDir {277 if matchesUninstallVersion(filepath.Base(dir), uninstallVersion) {278 if err := uninstallVersionOfPlugin(dir, pluginName, filepath.Base(dir)); err != nil {279 logger.Errorf(true, "Failed to uninstall plugin %s %s. %s", pluginName, uninstallVersion, err.Error())280 failed = true281 }282 }283 }284 return nil285 })286 if failed {287 os.Exit(1)288 }289 if uninstallVersion == "" {290 if err := os.RemoveAll(pluginsDir); err != nil {291 logger.Fatalf(true, "Failed to remove directory %s. %s", pluginsDir, err.Error())292 }293 }294}295func matchesUninstallVersion(pluginDirPath, uninstallVersion string) bool {296 if uninstallVersion == "" {297 return true298 }299 return pluginDirPath == uninstallVersion300}301func uninstallVersionOfPlugin(pluginDir, pluginName, uninstallVersion string) error {302 gp, err := parsePluginJSON(pluginDir, pluginName)303 if err != nil {304 logger.Infof(true, "Unable to read plugin's metadata, removing %s", pluginDir)305 return os.RemoveAll(pluginDir)306 }307 if err := runPlatformCommands(gp.PreUnInstall, pluginDir); err != nil {308 return err309 }310 if err := os.RemoveAll(pluginDir); err != nil {311 return err312 }313 if err := runPlatformCommands(gp.PostUnInstall, path.Dir(pluginDir)); err != nil {314 return err315 }...

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1import (2func main() {3 b, err := beat.NewBeat("test", "0.1", beat.NewConfig())4 if err != nil {5 logp.Err("Error creating beat: %v", err)6 }7 esClient, err := elasticsearch.NewClient(b)8 if err != nil {9 logp.Err("Error creating elasticsearch client: %v", err)10 }11 install := client.Install{Client: esClient}12 install.UninstallVersionOfPlugin("test", "1.0.0", "test", "test")13}

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1import (2func main() {3 p, err := plugin.Open("install.so")4 if err != nil {5 fmt.Println(err)6 }7 install, err := p.Lookup("Install")8 if err != nil {9 fmt.Println(err)10 }11 install.(func(string, string) bool)("1.0.0", "1.0.0")12}13import "fmt"14type Install struct{}15func (i Install) UninstallVersionOfPlugin(version string, pluginName string) bool {16 fmt.Println("Uninstalling version ", version, " of plugin ", pluginName)17}18func main() {19 Install{}.UninstallVersionOfPlugin("1.0.0", "1.0.0")20}21void uninstallVersionOfPlugin(char *version, char *pluginName);22void uninstallVersionOfPlugin(char *version, char *pluginName) {23 printf("Uninstalling version %s of plugin %s24", version, pluginName);25}26import "C"27func main() {28 C.uninstallVersionOfPlugin(C.CString("1.0.0"), C.CString("1.0.0"))29}30import "C"31func uninstallVersionOfPlugin(version *C.char, pluginName *C.char) {32 fmt.Println(C.GoString(version))33 fmt.Println(C.GoString(pluginName))34}35func main() {36 C.uninstallVersionOfPlugin(C.CString("1.0.0"), C.CString("1.0.0"))37}38import (39func main() {40 p, err := plugin.Open("install.so")41 if err != nil {42 }43 install, err := p.Lookup("Install")44 if err != nil {45 }46 install.(func(string, string) bool)("1.0.0", "1.0.0")47}48import "fmt"49type Install struct{}50func (

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1import (2type install struct {3}4func (i install) installVersionOfPlugin() {5 fmt.Println("Installing plugin", i.pluginName, "version", i.version)6}7type uninstall struct {8}9func (u uninstall) uninstallVersionOfPlugin() {10 fmt.Println("Uninstalling plugin", u.pluginName, "version", u.version)11}12type plugin interface {13 installVersionOfPlugin()14 uninstallVersionOfPlugin()15}16func main() {17 plugins := make(map[string]plugin)18 plugins["plugin1"] = install{"plugin1", "1.0"}19 plugins["plugin2"] = install{"plugin2", "1.0"}20 plugins["plugin3"] = install{"plugin3", "1.0"}21 plugins["plugin4"] = uninstall{"plugin4", "1.0"}22 plugins["plugin5"] = uninstall{"plugin5", "1.0"}23 plugins["plugin6"] = uninstall{"plugin6", "1.0"}24 scanner := bufio.NewScanner(os.Stdin)25 fmt.Println("Enter plugin name and version to install")26 for scanner.Scan() {27 input := strings.Split(scanner.Text(), " ")28 if len(input) != 2 {29 fmt.Println("Invalid input")30 }31 plugins[input[0]].installVersionOfPlugin()32 fmt.Println("Enter plugin name and version to uninstall")33 scanner.Scan()34 input = strings.Split(scanner.Text(), " ")35 if len(input) != 2 {36 fmt.Println("Invalid input")37 }38 plugins[input[0]].uninstallVersionOfPlugin()39 fmt.Println("Enter plugin name and version to install")40 }41}

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1import (2func main() {3 fmt.Println("Enter package name:")4 fmt.Scanln(&packageName)5 fmt.Println("Enter package version:")6 fmt.Scanln(&packageVersion)7 packageLocator := loc.MustParseLocator(packageName + ":" + packageVersion)8 fmt.Println("Enter the package:")9 fmt.Scanln(&packagePath)10 fmt.Println("Enter the state directory:")11 fmt.Scanln(&stateDir)12 fmt.Println("Enter the operation ID:")13 fmt.Scanln(&operationID)14 fmt.Println("Enter the operation Key:")15 fmt.Scanln(&operationKey)16 fmt.Println("Enter the app name:")17 fmt.Scanln(&appName)18 fmt.Println("Enter the app version:")19 fmt.Scanln(&appVersion)20 fmt.Println("Enter the app package:")21 fmt.Scanln(&appPackage)22 fmt.Println("Enter the service user:")23 fmt.Scanln(&serviceUser)24 fmt.Println("Enter the service group:")25 fmt.Scanln(&serviceGroup)26 fmt.Println("Enter the service name:")27 fmt.Scanln(&serviceName)28 fmt.Println("Enter the host ID:")29 fmt.Scanln(&hostID)30 fmt.Println("Enter the host address:")31 fmt.Scanln(&hostAddr)

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1import "fmt"2import "github.com/​openshift/​openshift-sdn/​plugins/​osdn/​api"3import "github.com/​openshift/​openshift-sdn/​plugins/​osdn/​ovs"4func main() {5 fmt.Println("Uninstalling the plugin")6 plugin := ovs.OvsNetworkPlugin{}7 plugin.UninstallPlugin("

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1import (2func main() {3 install.UninstallVersionOfPlugin("pluginName", "pluginVersion")4 fmt.Println("Hello, playground")5}6import (7func UninstallVersionOfPlugin(pluginName, pluginVersion string) {8 fmt.Println("Uninstalling " + pluginName + " " + pluginVersion + "...")9}10import (11func UninstallVersionOfPlugin(pluginName, pluginVersion string) {12 fmt.Println("Uninstalling " + pluginName + " " + pluginVersion + "...")13}14import (15func main() {

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1import (2func main() {3 fmt.Println("Hello, playground")4 fmt.Println(runtime.GOOS)5 fmt.Println("Plugin Name:")6 fmt.Println("Plugin Version:")7 fmt.Println("Plugin Name:", pluginName, "Plugin Version:", pluginVersion)8 uninstallVersionOfPlugin(pluginName, pluginVersion)9}10func uninstallVersionOfPlugin(pluginName string, pluginVersion string) {11 if runtime.GOOS == "windows" {12 cmd := exec.Command("C:\\Users\\srikanth\\AppData\\Roaming\\npm\\node_modules\\cordova\\bin\\cordova.cmd plugin remove " + pluginName + " --version " + pluginVersion)13 err := cmd.Run()14 if err != nil {15 fmt.Println("Plugin uninstallation failed")16 fmt.Println(err)17 } else {18 fmt.Println("Plugin successfully uninstalled")19 }20 } else if runtime.GOOS == "linux" {21 cmd := exec.Command("cordova plugin remove " + pluginName + " --version " + pluginVersion)

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