[Qgis-user] QGIS 3.20 Crash

[Charles Dixon-Paver]

Probably more of a developer list issue, but we already have commandline
options for starting qgis without plugins, the plugin manager for disabling
plugins, etc etc. The trouble is trying to send people the instructions for
this. Settings >> User Profiles >> New is a lot easier, and I expect most
experienced users try that route first anyway.

It would be nice to get more info on problematic plugins, user scripts, and
other issues so that the user experience is improved, but QGIS doesn't
really collect user data so how would that be done? Personally I think QGIS
should probably start looking into some sort of opt-in telemetry that is
ethical but which truly does improve the user experience. There may even be
a QEP for it.

On Wed, 6 Oct 2021 at 17:52, Raymond Nijssen <r.nijssen at terglobo.nl> wrote:

>
> On 06-10-2021 17:26, Etienne Trimaille wrote:
> > Hi Raymond and others,
> >
> > A plugin is very often the culprit, which is installed by the user :)
>
>
> Hi Etienne and others,
>
> QGIS itself is also installed by the user :)
> But it doesn't mean the user is to blame for bugs in it, or can be
> expected to fix them. Same counts for plugins.
>
> Maybe instead of making new profiles, we can have functions for fixing
> an existing profile?
>
> - Turn off all plugins
> - Remove all plugins
> - Remove all custom expressions
> - Remove startup script
> - ...
>
> In a usual suspect kind of order?
>
> Maybe Stefan's Profile Manager will do it?
>
> Cheers,
> Raymond
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