To be fair, Bob, it's a monumental task to test any given plugin with all other existing ones, especially with open source codes, where new stuff and new + improved versions are coming up all the time.
Even commercial software, only launched and sold after extensive testing by thousands of beta testers do present some glitches and incompatibilities with other software that is only detected after quite some time.
No software in the world if fault proof. But willingness to correct those faults is what makes the difference, I think.
Btw, the plugin that wasn't compatible has been spotted and has already been corrected by the makers after they were informed of the issue, and the situation has been corrected. Both plugins are working fine now.
A little patience goes a long way!... :)