ElasticSearch crashes every time plugins installed become out of date

Does anyone know how to stop Elasticsearch from crashing every time the plugins installed become out of date?

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I'm not that familiar with Elasticsearch, but I did look online for assistance for you. I found this in their doc pages, which shows you how to manage the plugins and upgrade them when needed:

Listing, Removing and Upgrading Installed Plugins - Elasticsearch

If I'm understanding the documentation linked above correctly, it looks like you would have to reinstall the plugins each time ElasticSearch is upgraded because they're designed to work with a specific version of it:

Plugins are built for a specific version of Elasticsearch, and therefore must be reinstalled each time Elasticsearch is updated.

I hope that helps.

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