The plugin is at v0.1.0 and verified locally but isn't on the JetBrains Marketplace, and the Gradle build has no publishPlugin configuration.
What to do
- In
plugin/build.gradle.kts, configure the IntelliJ Platform Gradle plugin's publishing (a publishPlugin task) with the token from a PUBLISH_TOKEN env/secret, and signing (the Marketplace requires signed plugins — signPlugin with a cert/key).
- Fill the
plugin.xml metadata the Marketplace shows: a real <description> (HTML), <change-notes>, vendor, and the compatibility range (<idea-version since-build=.../>).
- Create/claim the vendor on https://plugins.jetbrains.com, generate a permanent upload token, and store it as a repo secret.
- Optionally wire a release workflow so tagging runs
publishPlugin (mirrors the main repo's Central release).
This is partly an owner action (the JetBrains account + token).
Done when
stacktale is installable from the JetBrains Marketplace, signed, with a proper listing.
The plugin is at v0.1.0 and verified locally but isn't on the JetBrains Marketplace, and the Gradle build has no
publishPluginconfiguration.What to do
plugin/build.gradle.kts, configure the IntelliJ Platform Gradle plugin'spublishing(apublishPlugintask) with the token from aPUBLISH_TOKENenv/secret, andsigning(the Marketplace requires signed plugins —signPluginwith a cert/key).plugin.xmlmetadata the Marketplace shows: a real<description>(HTML),<change-notes>, vendor, and the compatibility range (<idea-version since-build=.../>).publishPlugin(mirrors the main repo's Central release).This is partly an owner action (the JetBrains account + token).
Done when
stacktaleis installable from the JetBrains Marketplace, signed, with a proper listing.