In the old good times, you tagged your repository, waited a couple of minutes, maybe 10 if packager was having a bad day, and in the end your addonw was packaged and pushed to curse site.
Now, after tagging, addon gets packaged but goes in "Under review" status with no visible way to be put out of it.
The only option I have if I mark the checkbox is "Archive"
Awesome. The packager is broken, it's pulling in files without doing replacememt (all my debug code and even the do-not-package parts are present sin release, localization is tacken from the main addon even for libraries, AND it's putting broken lines).
Putting on line a shitload of changes just before vacation is not exactly what I call a "no disaster" strategy
I, too, was wondering about this. Are they really being manually approved? Mine got approved during Thanksgiving, which seemed surprising if it really was manual.
Must have. :) Out of curiosity, what does the approval process involve? I'm familiar with Apple's, but they use a lot of automated tools and symbol checkers, and then they actually install and run the app. Are you doing any of that? What things would trigger something to not be approved? (This might warrant a larger blog post, maybe.)
We mostly ensure that it will run in WoW using folder layout logic and proper naming conventions, but there are other things that may crop up from time to time based on circumstance.
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In the old good times, you tagged your repository, waited a couple of minutes, maybe 10 if packager was having a bad day, and in the end your addonw was packaged and pushed to curse site.
Now, after tagging, addon gets packaged but goes in "Under review" status with no visible way to be put out of it.
The only option I have if I mark the checkbox is "Archive"
As I understand it they're manually approving files now.
They probably won't be answering today as they're taking the day off: https://wow.curseforge.com/news/523-holiday-hours
Awesome. The packager is broken, it's pulling in files without doing replacememt (all my debug code and even the do-not-package parts are present sin release, localization is tacken from the main addon even for libraries, AND it's putting broken lines).
Putting on line a shitload of changes just before vacation is not exactly what I call a "no disaster" strategy
I, too, was wondering about this. Are they really being manually approved? Mine got approved during Thanksgiving, which seemed surprising if it really was manual.
Under Review means that it's in the moderation queue, and has not yet been seen by a moderator.
@Allara: Yeah, though I was technically off for the day, I did pop in a few times to process files. Maybe you had good timing. :)
Must have. :) Out of curiosity, what does the approval process involve? I'm familiar with Apple's, but they use a lot of automated tools and symbol checkers, and then they actually install and run the app. Are you doing any of that? What things would trigger something to not be approved? (This might warrant a larger blog post, maybe.)
We mostly ensure that it will run in WoW using folder layout logic and proper naming conventions, but there are other things that may crop up from time to time based on circumstance.