This thread is resolved. Here is a description of the problem and solution.
Problem:
Views plugin erroneously reports no valid subscription in Plugins list
Solution:
Updating the Views plugin to 2.6.3 did resolve the problem on the affected sites.
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Last updated by 6 years, 5 months ago.
Assisted by: Minesh.
The issue is essentially a duplicate of this one:
except that it remains unresolved for me.
Since the last set of Toolset updates, three of my four TS sites display the error shown in the attached image for the Views plugin in the Plugins list. Checking for updates on the commercial tab doesn't resolve it. Unregistering and re-entering the key doesn't resolve it. Generating and registering a new key doesn't resolve it. This is a Lifetime license, in case that makes any difference.
How can I resolve this?
Updating the Views plugin to 2.6.3 did resolve the problem on the affected sites.
It appears possible that the problem was due to some confusion over the "Views Lite" plugin. Perhaps it, or possibly just some of its metadata, was pushed out to regular Views users with 2.6.1, when the error described started appearing. The attached images, all from the same system prior to the 2.6.3 update, suggest that the affected systems were confused over whether "Views" or "Views Lite" was installed.
In any case, the confusion seems to be over. Thanks for addressing this.
