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Managed setting to block command-sourced plugins

A managed key blocks command-sourced plugins, falling back to your existing hook restriction.

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A new managed settings key, disableCommandPluginSources, stops plugins that come from a command source from being installed, updated or re-resolved. If it is unset it follows allowManagedHooksOnly, so an organization that already restricts hooks gets this too. Either key blocking produces a dedicated message naming both keys. Both fall back to blocking when the configured value fails validation. Only read from managed settings, so absent those, command sources stay allowed.

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Command-sourced plugins are disabled by your organization's managed settings (disableCommandPluginSources / allowManagedHooksOnly). The plugin was not installed or updated and its command was not run.

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