(Update) I tried publishing again today and am still getting the same errors (4 days later, last update went through on September 17). Any help on this would be appreciated. I tried logging out and back in. I tried major and minor updates. Still getting a server error.
(Original) I can’t publish updates to my plugin. It was working fine yesterday afternoon, but then it stopped last night and gave me this error message. I tried again to publish the update this morning, and it gave me the same error. Anyone else having this issue? This happened to me before, but it resolved itself a few hours later somehow.
I didn’t prompt the support bot that I know of. I added the bug to this list and that’s it. I don’t know what the support bot is.
In that documentation, it says, “The first step in troubleshooting this issue is to check if the behavior persists when not selecting the ‘obfuscate client-facing code’ option when publishing your plugin. This option is located in the plugin editor page, under the “Publish” tab.”
But there is no “Publish” tab in the plugin editor. I did find it under “submit a new version” and then it was on the popup, not in a tab.
Anyway, that option is not checked and it would not publish. I tried it with it check and with it unchecked and no change.
I didn’t change any settings from when I published one time to the time I couldn’t publish. I worked once, and then five minutes later it didn’t.
If the error persists even when the “obfuscate client-facing code” option is unchecked, we recommend using a console command to bypass the minification process. This command is window.do_not_minify_plugin = true. Here’s how you can use this command:
Open up your plugin editor in a new tab or window.
While in your plugin editor, right-click (or “command + option + I” on a Mac).
Click “Inspect” in the context menu.
Navigate to “Console”.
Within the console, enter the following command: window.do_not_minify_plugin = true.
