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Uninstall a JFrog CLI plugin from your local JFrog CLI plugin installation.

Synopsis

jf plugin uninstall <plugin-name>

Aliases: plugin ui, shorthand for plugin uninstall.

Arguments

The following table lists jf plugin uninstall arguments.

Argument	Required	Description
`<plugin-name>`	Yes	Name of the plugin to uninstall

Options

None.

Examples

Show Help

To show uninstall command help:

Run the following command.
```
jf plugin uninstall --help
```

Uninstall a Plugin

To uninstall a plugin:

Run:
```
jf plugin uninstall <plugin-name>
```
Where:
- <plugin-name> — Name of the plugin to remove.
For example:
```
jf plugin uninstall rt-fs
```

On success, the command exits with code 0 and produces no output. To confirm removal, verify that ~/.jfrog/plugins/<plugin-name>/ no longer exists. You can list installed plugins with ls ~/.jfrog/plugins/.

Using the Alias

To uninstall using the short alias:

Run:
```
jf plugin ui <plugin-name>
```
Where:
- <plugin-name> — Name of the plugin to remove.
For example:
```
jf plugin ui rt-fs
```

Error Cases

If the plugin is not installed, JFrog CLI returns a non-zero exit code.

[Error] plugin '<plugin name>' could not be found

Important Notes

Removal scope. The command removes the plugin binary from the plugins directory at ~/.jfrog/plugins/ and updates the plugin registry at ~/.jfrog/plugins/plugins.yml.
Command availability. The plugin's commands become unavailable immediately after uninstallation.
Data and configuration. The command does not affect any data or configurations the plugin may have created.