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git-town / action

Visualizes your stacked changes when proposing pull requests on GitHub
https://www.git-town.com
MIT License
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Apply for verified badge? #40

Closed MessiasLima closed 2 weeks ago

MessiasLima commented 2 weeks ago

Some companies can only use actions from verified owners. Is it possible for you to get the verified badge?

https://docs.github.com/en/apps/github-marketplace/github-marketplace-overview/applying-for-publisher-verification-for-your-organization

tranhl commented 2 weeks ago

Good callout, thanks for raising this! @kevgo I'll need your help sorting this out 🙏

kevgo commented 2 weeks ago

Thanks for reaching out about this. I have followed the steps in the linked document and added all missing information for the organization. However, when I try to get the publisher verification, I'm getting the message below rather than the checklist. Looks like the publisher verification applies only to GitHub/OAuth Apps, not to published Actions?

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MessiasLima commented 2 weeks ago

Look like GitHub naming is a bit misleading.

Published verification is not for Actions. This link shows a case of an organisation that has the published verification but does not have the actions verified. It can be useful anyway

https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/25265

kevgo commented 2 weeks ago

It looks like the readmeio organization is verified because they have a GitHub App. Since the git-town organization doesn’t have such an app, there doesn't seem to be a way for it to be verified at the moment. I definitely agree that it would be a useful feature—hopefully GitHub will consider expanding verification options in the future. Appreciate the links you shared, it was interesting to learn about GitHub verification options!