Carla_Birch 115
Over time code for stuff will always have change, not just to add new stuff but to add support for new OS (That users will be moving to) or to patch out security flaw's/bugs.
When making plugin or addon's for any type of program or code you should always keep in mind that every time the main program/code gets updated you would need to check and likely edit stuff to keep up todate, this can also help you get better at coding because sometimes in updating your own code you can make it less likely that edits in the main code can break it.
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ahoeben 1,760
Unfortunately that means users of Cura 5 will not get to use your plugins. Believe me, I know how much work it is to keep plugins up to date and compatible with different versions of Cura; I have been doing that for years. It is a necessary evil; plugins that expect certain code to be available that had to be changed/updated in Cura can crash Cura, and that is not desirable for Ultimaker.
I agree that this could be handled better than the current message which suggests removing the plugin entirely; an option to install an update from the Marketplace (if available) would be nice. Another improvement would be a single message about all plugins instead of one message per plugin.
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Cuq 162
Clearly , I don't have your skill in plugin devellopement , and as non professional I love the possibility to improve my code, but in this case I have absolutly no fun to update the existing working code. And as the change will necessary oblige to use the last release and cannot insure backward compability for user which made the choise to stay in with a 4.0 release it's not interesting to do this job.
I'm also thinking about the possibility to close my Github repositories, in order to not be annoyed by the user requests that are inevitably arrive for the update to version 5.0
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