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docs(cordova-migration): Add cordova plugin uninstall details #2935

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Note that any plugins that are [incompatible or cause build issues](/docs/cordova/known-incompatible-plugins) are automatically skipped.

### Remove Cordova Plugin

After replacing a Cordova plugin with a Capacitor one (or simply removing it entirely), uninstall the plugin then run the `sync` command to remove the plugin code from a native project:

```bash
npm uninstall cordova-plugin-name
npx cap sync [android | ios]
```

## Set Permissions

By default, the entire initial permissions requested for the latest version of Capacitor are set for you in the default native projects for both iOS and Android. However, you may need to apply additional permissions manually by mapping between `plugin.xml` and required settings on iOS and Android. Consult the [iOS](/docs/ios/configuration) and [Android](/docs/android/configuration) configuration guides for info on how to configure each platform.
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