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URL: https://github.com/apache/apisix/issues/12190#issuecomment-2865774399

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   To troubleshoot the issue with your custom plugin not returning the expected 
message, consider the following steps:
   
   1. **Plugin Registration**: Ensure that the `hello` plugin is correctly 
registered and loaded in the APISIX configuration. Since the plugin appears in 
the plugins list, it seems to be registered, but double-check that it is 
enabled in the `conf/config.yaml` file under the `plugins` section.
   
   2. **Plugin Execution Order**: Verify the priority of your plugin. The 
priority you've set is 2000, which should be sufficient unless other plugins 
with higher priority are intercepting the request first. You can check the 
priority of all plugins using the `/v1/schema` method of the control API to 
ensure no conflicts 
<sup>[[1]](https://github.com/apache/apisix/issues/12150)</sup>.
   
   3. **Route Configuration**: Confirm that the route configuration is correct 
and that the `hello` plugin is indeed associated with the `/hello` route. The 
route configuration you provided seems correct, but ensure there are no typos 
or misconfigurations.
   
   4. **Access Function Implementation**: The `access` function in your plugin 
should return a response. However, the current implementation might not be 
intercepting the request as expected. You might need to use 
`core.response.exit` to send a response directly from the plugin:
   
      ```lua
      function _M.access(conf, ctx)
          core.response.exit(200, { message = "hit example plugin" })
      end
      ```
   
   5. **Debugging and Logging**: Enable debug mode in APISIX to get more 
detailed logs about plugin execution. Modify the `debug.yaml` configuration 
file to enable debug mode, which will help you verify if the plugin is being 
executed 
<sup>[[2]](https://api7.ai/blog/plugin-development-with-lua-and-chatgpt)</sup>.
   
   6. **Check for Errors**: Look at the APISIX error logs to see if there are 
any errors related to the plugin execution. This can provide insights into what 
might be going wrong.
   
   By following these steps, you should be able to identify and resolve the 
issue with your custom plugin.
   
   
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