If the plugin is (re)installed using composer install, it will overwrite the .htaccess file in the cache folder, after which the site is broken due to missing rewrite directives. Only workaround is to disable/reenable the plugin to recreate the .htaccess file, or to manually replace the .htaccess file after install.
A good solution would be to alter the .htaccess file in the cache folder to include all the correct lines (like the mod_rewrite lines).
If the plugin is (re)installed using composer install, it will overwrite the .htaccess file in the cache folder, after which the site is broken due to missing rewrite directives. Only workaround is to disable/reenable the plugin to recreate the .htaccess file, or to manually replace the .htaccess file after install.
A good solution would be to alter the .htaccess file in the cache folder to include all the correct lines (like the mod_rewrite lines).