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App removed from Community App Store after main branch git update.

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Hello All. I recently made changes to my app on GitHub, and following my app was removed from the UnRaid CA. Can you please share a link to resubmit the app to the community store? - I put a lot of heart into getting it to work with user feedback.

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GitHub - tophat17/jelly-request

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  • Author

Unfortunately, @Squid is very busy and has not responded to my DMs. I sent him an unrelated DM 4 weeks ago, and it's still unread.

Do you have another recommendation to get the app back on the store?

Thanks in advance.

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The issue is that your template is broken and thats why its not in the appfeed. Fix it

    {
            "TemplatePath": "/tmp/GitHub/repositoryClone/tophat17/jelly-request/template.xml",
            "errors": [
                "EntityRef: expecting ';'",
                "EntityRef: expecting ';'"
            ],
            "FirstSeen": null
        },

For the future, you can create a "fake" repo at /boot/config/plugins/community.applications/private, there create the folder test and place your xmls to check them

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@Mainfrezzer Remind me again where we can find that above bit of information about broken templates. I always forget that there is an accessible way to see template errors.

  • Author

Hello All,

Thanks for finding the issue. I will fix this ASAP to get things back up.

Just so I know how the system works, does Squid add the app to his CA, then when I make a push to git, the new app is updated automatically? In other words, once I fix the template issue, will the app show up on the CA automatically, or do I need to make any other changes?

Thanks, all.

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Just now, tophat17 said:

Just so I know how the system works, does Squid add the app to his CA, then when I make a push to git, the new app is updated automatically? In other words, once I fix the template issue, will the app show up on the CA automatically, or do I need to make any other changes?

The checks for broken templates are automated.

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1 minute ago, primeval_god said:

@Mainfrezzer Remind me again where we can find that above bit of information about broken templates. I always forget that there is an accessible way to see template errors.

i just checked the appfeed, since the moderation didnt mention any removal.

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Squidly271/AppFeed/master/applicationFeed.json

for the private repo its a bit harder, since when it doesnt load the xml, you dont get the invalid template message in here
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  • Author

Thanks all,

I updated my Template file. The issue was the '&' symbol in the template. I used an escape character format "&" in place of '&', and the issue went away!

Thanks!

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