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I'm not sure that it's a proper behavior, but if it is, we should document it.
What is the current behavior?
I run web-ext sign in the directory with listed extension's sources.
I got a message:
Your add-on has been submitted for review. It passed validation but could not be automatically signed because this is a listed add-on.
FAIL
Then my extension was submitted for review, and current position in the queue for moderation was lost.
What is the expected or desired behavior?
As a minimum, we should have a documentation that web-ext sign can submit an extension for review. Now a description looks this way:
Packages an extension and signs it so it can be self-hosted. This will create a signed .xpi file instead of a .zip file. You will need to create API access credentials to run this command.
Version information (for bug reports)
web-ext@1.8.1
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we should have a documentation that web-ext sign can submit an extension for review.
I'd like to discourage the usage of web-ext sign for putting listed add-ons in the AMO review queue. It only works now by side effect and I'm just worried that it could break in the future since the signing API wasn't really meant for this use case. Because of that, I'm hesitant to document it.
I think it's pretty clear that we need to create a new command for submitting listed add-ons to AMO.
Is this a bug or feature request?
I'm not sure that it's a proper behavior, but if it is, we should document it.
What is the current behavior?
I run
web-ext sign
in the directory with listed extension's sources.I got a message:
Then my extension was submitted for review, and current position in the queue for moderation was lost.
What is the expected or desired behavior?
As a minimum, we should have a documentation that
web-ext sign
can submit an extension for review. Now a description looks this way:Version information (for bug reports)
web-ext@1.8.1
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: