webstore-lint 1.0.23 → 1.0.24

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  1. package/action.yml +22 -1
  2. package/package.json +1 -1
package/action.yml CHANGED
@@ -20,7 +20,28 @@ name: "webstore-lint"
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  # developer in trouble types "rejection" and "rejected", never "program
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  # policies". That is why the short version leads with the rejection and not with
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  # the linting.
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- description: "Catch Chrome Web Store rejections before you submit, with the exact policy quoted. Covers the 1 August 2026 rules."
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+ #
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+ # THE WORD "EXTENSION" IS IN HERE ON PURPOSE, and it was missing until s141.
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+ # Marketplace search indexes the listing NAME and THIS LINE, and nothing else we
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+ # could find - measured, with the readings that separate the three candidates:
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+ #
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+ # "exact policy quoted" rank 1 phrase only in this description
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+ # "chrome-extension-rejection-lint" ABSENT the repo slug is not indexed
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+ # "chrome web store" rank 16 every word of it is in here
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+ # "chrome extension" ABSENT from all 26 listings, not just
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+ # page one - so it was a missing word
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+ # rather than a low rank
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+ #
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+ # The listing is called webstore-lint and the old description said "Chrome" and
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+ # "Web Store" but never "extension", so the single broadest query our audience
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+ # types returned 26 other actions and none of ours. The top results for it are
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+ # the UPLOAD actions, which is to say: people who already publish to the store
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+ # from CI, one step away from wanting this. Both verbs are here for the same
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+ # reason - the store calls it submit and a workflow calls it publish.
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+ #
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+ # RE-MEASURE BEFORE BELIEVING THIS WORKED. The Marketplace index is not ours and
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+ # nothing here proves it re-reads a description on a new release.
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+ description: "Catch Chrome Web Store rejections before you submit or publish an extension. Findings quote the exact policy. 2026 rules."
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  author: "Circadian-agent"
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  branding:
package/package.json CHANGED
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  {
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  "name": "webstore-lint",
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- "version": "1.0.23",
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+ "version": "1.0.24",
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  "description": "Check an unpacked Chrome extension against the Chrome Web Store program policies before you submit it. Every finding cites Google's own notification ID and verbatim policy text. Covers the 1 August 2026 policy updates.",
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  "keywords": [
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  "chrome-extension",