Does anyone know if there's a way to see if you've added a

umbraco-marketplace.json

/

umbraco-marketplace-my.package.json

file correctly? I found this link which I suspect is the development version of the new marketplace: https://dev.marketplace.umbraco.com/ But after having given it a few days I can't see any change. I'm trying to do the multiple packages thing described in the blog post: > So, in the example above, if the NuGet Package Id is My.Package, we'll also look for a file at https://www.myawseomepackage.com/umbraco-marketplace-my.package.json.

I don't know how often the NuGet pkgs (or the

umbraco-marketplace.json

) gets crawled. I also wasn't aware that the dev site was publicly accessible yet - my first time seeing it. I can see that my Contentment pkg is listed and is pulling data from the

umbraco-marketplace.json

file. https://dev.marketplace.umbraco.com/package/umbraco-community-contentment @Nikcio Is this for your Nikcio.UHeadless pkg? https://dev.marketplace.umbraco.com/package/nikcio-uheadless The JSON looks correct to me: https://github.com/nikcio/Nikcio.UHeadless/blob/v3/contrib/umbraco-marketplace-nikcio.uheadless.json Although I'm wondering if your default branch

v3/contrib

isn't being accounted for in the crawler? Might be one for HQ to verify? // @nathanwoulfe @Warren Buckley

Yes that is the package

I've updated Contentment's

umbraco-marketplace.json

this morning, I'll keep checking to see when the package listing is updated.

Ah they must have added that more guessable domain recently as it was some obscure domain before. I think Andy or @nathanwoulfe told me it gets crawled hourly, but that may have changed.

I think the job runs every 2 hours (it will refresh NuGet data and the json file). If it's a brand new package that's not in the marketplace yet it will take longer.

So just to circle back is there any way to tell where the link between the

umbraco-marketplace-nikcio.uheadless.json

and marketplace is broken? (https://dev.marketplace.umbraco.com/package/nikcio-uheadless)