Heads up new marketplace 'beta' is live https://marketplace.umbraco.com

@Matthew First discovery when the

umbraco-marketplace

tag gets added on nuget takes about a day, then it's every 2 hours we recheck for new info I believe.

I mean, when I click one of these it takes 2-4 seconds

@Matthew log the issue here with repro steps please or even better with a video or gif https://github.com/umbraco/Umbraco.Marketplace.Issues/issues/new

Alrighty, will do

Thanks save us relying the info and logging an issue on your behalf 😄

I've pinged the team, but indeed, can reproduce that it's quite slow. No need for an issue right now!

Okay, issue logging cancelled!

Ah maybe it's just cache, now it's fast again, maybe first load of each is slow? Anyway, I've asked them, let's see what they say!

Hmm, I was having it be slow regardless of which one I clicked (opening the same one was still slow), but now it is indeed fast

Haha, must be

feels a lot like feeding a black hole at the moment - update or new packages, haven't appeared, any idea what the polling time is ? and how we might know if it hasn't worked ?

New packages about a day (4AM it runs I think). The json and budget updates used to run every 6 hours but that should be 2 hours now. If it doesn't work then let me know and I'll get someone to check

@Sebastiaan I'm having some problems getting the JSON data working on my package. Where should I look for help troubleshooting? https://github.com/umbraco/Umbraco.Marketplace.Issues/issues/new ?

Yeah go for it!

Is there a GitHub repo for the marketplace where issues or discussions can be opened? 🙂

Literally 2 messages before this 😉

Sorry, I’m going to blame Thanksgiving on completely missing that. Wow! XD

Turkey brain is a real problem! 😂

No its still throwing into the black hole 😞 - No doubt i've done something stupid - but I for example can't see why this one works. https://marketplace.umbraco.com/package/jumoo.translationmanager.languagewire but this one doesn't https://marketplace.umbraco.com/package/jumoo.translationmanager.lionbridge there json files are all but identical, in all but the same place, and one has been read the other hasn't both JSON files validate against the schema, both can be found on the project url +

umbraco-marketplace.json

(and

umbraco-marketplace-{packageid}.json

- I event have a powershell script to check this now that gets info from nuget, then goes to fetch the json and validates it - there needs to be somewhere you can say to the marketplace, does this look right, and it just goes through its location and parse process and says yes. -- because 2+ hours of maybe or maybe not fixing it isn't a fun developer experience.

Which one is working LanguageWire or Lionbridge?

Well languagewire is 'working, in that it has a company description, (but looking at it - it doesn't like the avatar url eaither so not 'working' working.

As on the LanguageWire NuGet pkg https://www.nuget.org/packages/Jumoo.TranslationManager.LanguageWire the Project website link points to https://jumoo.co.uk/translate/languagewire/ but when you click on it, you get redirected to https://jumoo.co.uk/translate/providers/ ... so I'm thinking that could be an issue? but I CAN view the JSON file directly? https://jumoo.co.uk/translate/languagewire/umbraco-marketplace.json 🤔

yeah the pages (all of the providers) do redirect down, but the marketplace files are there.

side note, I've been using this to validate against the JSON Schema... https://www.jsonschemavalidator.net/

Yeah me to.

re: Lionbridge link doesn't redirect, https://www.nuget.org/packages/Jumoo.TranslationManager.Lionbridge => https://jumoo.co.uk/translate/lionbridge/

Yeah that one is brokem but there are more (also broken where they do redirect - e.g deepl (https://jumoo.co.uk/translate/deepl/umbraco-marketplace.json)

Hmmm, not sure - JSON all looks fine to me 🤔

I can tell you because i do actually have secret access they check for the package id versions first. e.g https://jumoo.co.uk/translate/deepl/umbraco-marketplace-jumoo.translationmanager.connector.deepl.json

FYI @kevinjump I've pinged Andy and also passed along that we should have a json validator tool in the marketplace site, even if it only gives you a bool works/doesn't work that would already be better. But preferably of course pointing out where the error is.

like my silly mistake, of missing a comma... and not noticing for 8 days! 🤣

yeah i did something simlar a while back, it certainly would be start, but there are three of four things, 1) what is the URL the marketplace is looking for for the json file 2) does it actually get the file correctly from that location? 3) is it a valid json file (can do that now with JsonValidator site) 4) does the marketplace think its valid (e.g are the images URLs ok/etc)

Oh I just had another idea, we could do with a way to "claim" a package.. something like the

rel="me"

stuff that you use to verify yourself on Mastodon. I think I wouldn't want to have a "public" way of doing checks like this, only the package owner should be able to do them, to prevent abuse / easy DOS attacks.

What is the order that packages appear? Is it order of discovery?

Not sure I understand the question? 😅 The order where? If you mean the commerce section, the default filter is on "Popular" which is basically number of NuGet downloads I believe.