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How do I uninstall this shit? #220

Closed Zyles closed 4 years ago

Zyles commented 4 years ago

Bloating up my 2.3.3 installation.

$ composer remove yotpo/module-review
yotpo/module-review is not required in your composer.json and has not been removed

$ php bin/magento module:uninstall -r Yotpo_Yotpo

$ cat app/etc/config.php
'Yotpo_Yotpo' => 1

How do I get rid of this? Malware is easier to uninstall.

AurelienLavorel commented 4 years ago

Add that on your composer.json

    "replace": {
        "yotpo/magento2-module-yotpo-reviews": "*",
        "yotpo/magento2-module-yotpo-reviews-bundle": "*"
    },
yotpaul commented 4 years ago

@Zyles as the Yotpo module is a CBE (Core Bundled Extension) i.e. comes bundled with any Magento version above 2.3.3, please contact Magento themselves if you've got an issue.

Zyles commented 4 years ago

I already did: https://github.com/magento/magento2/issues/26187

And got no help.

When you are responsible for filling up M2 with bloatware. Then you will also take responsibility for support and removal of it.

perfpcs commented 4 years ago

@Zyles here here! totally agree! So tired of Magento trying to decide what I need for tax software (Vertex), Fraud (Signify), reviews (Yotpo) and that clusterf@#$ useless bloatware Temando Shipping. Can Magento just stop with this nonsense?? No one wants this crap and every release of Magento gets worse and worse because they try to decide for us what we as merchants need in our shopping cart. I'm sick of it and I'm sure why more and more of the market is going away from Magento and on towards Shopify. This endless bloat of crap 3rd party over-priced services has got to end!

perfpcs commented 4 years ago

And the stupidity continues trying to uninstall this malbloat: "replace": { "yotpo/magento2-module-yotpo-reviews": "", "yotpo/magento2-module-yotpo-reviews-bundle": "" }

Problem 1

Anyone else know how to rid this virus?

ghost commented 3 years ago

@yotpaul pretty sure the module developer is still responsible for maintaining the codebase...