gtache / intellij-lsp

Plugin adding Language Server Protocol support for IntelliJ

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Marketplace Presence

robertoaloi opened this issue · comments

Hi! The latest version of this plugin on the IntelliJ marketplace is 1.5.4 (unapproved, for some reason):

https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/10209-lsp-support

There are two active branches (1.6.0 and 1.7.0), where the last one (not rebased on top of 1.6.0 yet) contains some crucial fixes which allow OS X users to adopt the plugin.

Asking users to find the branch and compile the plugin themselves sounds like a lot of work and slows down adoption of LSP for IntelliJ users.

Is there any plan to update the marketplace on a more regular basis?

Hello,
Indeed, I also release on the marketplace when I publish a release on this repo, but I have some problems with JetBrains lately. I lost ownership of the plugin several months ago (got it back now), and at the moment the plugin updates don't seem to be getting approval anytime soon (I already submitted 1.6.0 months ago, did not get approved or rejected, deleted it when I uploaded 1.6.1 on the 17th February, still waiting on approval for this one). I contacted JetBrains again to know what the issue is and I'm currently waiting on their response.
Nothing much I can do on my end unfortunately.

Hi!

I pinged Jetbrains and they mentioned there were some issues with the "compatibiliy settings" of the plugin and they were waiting for a reply from the plugin author. They are apparently solved, so the plugin is approved now.

Oh great, strange that I didn't get any answer to my mail or any notification about that. Just the usual "Plugin update waiting for approval, should be done in 2 business days".
May I know exactly how you pinged them, so that I can do it myself later if needed? Thanks a lot by the way!

any updates on this? looks like it's still listed as waiting for approval, and this seems like the most likely explanation for why it's not working for me. I'm going to try building it myself.