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# Submitting a plugin
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**Submissions open with a later release.** This is how they will work, so
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you can prepare now.
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Plugins reach users only through the Eidonix plugin store. Cletus refuses
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any plugin Eidonix has not signed. There is no other way to install one.
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## 1. Become a publisher
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Write to support@eidonix.com for a publisher account. Eidonix checks:
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- your company (registration documents);
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- your web domain: you add a DNS TXT record
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`_cletus-publisher.<your domain>` with the value Eidonix gives you;
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- a signed publisher agreement (confidentiality, review, withdrawal).
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You receive:
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- your **publisher id** (the first half of every plugin id: `acme.…`);
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- an account on `git.eidonix.com`, with a private repository for each plugin
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(`plugin-submissions/acme-gauge-check`). Only you and Eidonix's review
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team can see it;
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- a place to register the SSH or GPG key you sign tags with.
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Users see your verified company name and domain on every listing and
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install screen.
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## 2. Build and check
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Develop wherever you like. Before submitting:
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```sh
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cletus-plugin check # the store's automated checks, locally
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```
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## 3. Submit
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1. Push your code to your plugin's repository on `git.eidonix.com`.
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2. Push a **signed tag** `v<version>` that matches `version` in
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`plugin.json`. The tag is the submission.
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Unsigned tags, tags signed by an unregistered key, and versions that were
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used before are ignored.
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Also include `listing/listing.json`:
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```json
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{
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"summary": "Check measured gauges against the drawing's tolerances.",
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"category": "Quality",
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"visibility": "store",
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"organizations": [],
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"support": "support@acme.com",
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"price": "free"
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}
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```
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- `visibility` is `"store"` (every organization can find it) or
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`"organizations"`: only the organizations listed, by name. Use that for a
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plugin made for one customer.
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- `price`: `"free"`, or `"paid"`. Paid plugins are arranged with Eidonix
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directly for now; the store does not take payments yet.
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## 4. What happens next
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Progress shows as a status on your tag, and in an issue opened for each
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submission in your repository. Review comments go in that issue.
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| Status | Meaning |
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| --- | --- |
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| Building | Eidonix is building from your tag. |
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| Checks failed | The build or an automated check failed. The issue says which; fix and submit a higher version. |
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| In review | A reviewer is reading the code and running the plugin. |
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| Changes requested | Fix what the issue lists and submit a higher version. |
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| Approved | Waiting for Eidonix to sign and publish. |
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| Published | Available in the store (or to the organizations listed). |
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| Rejected | Not publishable. The issue says why. |
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The first review of a plugin reads all of it. Updates are reviewed as the
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difference from the last published version, so small, focused releases go
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through faster. An update that adds a permission is reviewed in full, and
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organizations must approve it again before their users get it.
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## 5. After publishing
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- Users choose when to update and may go back to earlier versions. Every
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published version stays available unless withdrawn.
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- You can withdraw a version or the plugin (ask in your repository's
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issues). Withdrawn versions stop being offered; installed copies keep
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working unless Eidonix revokes them.
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- Eidonix revokes a version, plugin or publisher that is harmful or breaks
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the agreement. A revoked plugin stops on every machine. Users keep the
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files it saved.
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- Problems users report reach you through your repository's issues.
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## Your source code
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- Only the built plugin is distributed. Your source is not published.
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- How Eidonix may use, store and retain your source is set out in the
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publisher agreement, which you sign before your first submission.
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