Open ouweiya opened 1 month ago
Hi @ouweiya,
Thank you for reporting this. We are looking into this and will let you know as soon as we have an update.
Hi @ManikanthMSFT
Thanks for your work on this issue. 👋
I'm reaching out about the timeline for this bug fix. It's become a blocker for us:
Could you share an estimated timeframe for the fix? This would really help with our release planning.
Let me know if you need any more info from our side to help resolve this. Happy to provide whatever's needed.
Thanks in advance for your help on this! 🙏
Hey @ouweiya, our team is actively working on resolving this issue. We understand the impact it has on your release process and are prioritizing it accordingly. We expect to have an update for you by the end of next week.
@ManikanthMSFT
Hello Manikanth,
I'm following up on the issue we previously discussed.
I wanted to inform you that I attempted to replicate the scenario again today, and unfortunately, the problem still persists. I was wondering if there have been any developments or progress made regarding this issue since our last communication.
Additionally, I would greatly appreciate any new suggestions or valuable information you might be able to provide to help address this ongoing concern.
Hey @ouweiya, to better assist you, could you please provide us with your zip package? You can send it to our email address [ext_dev_support@microsoft.com]. Our engineering team will review it and get back to you with the necessary assistance. Also, we recommend you mention #180 for our reference.
Describe the bug The Microsoft Partner Center is throwing a validation error for a legitimate
"world": "MAIN"
property in thecontent_scripts
array of the manifest file. This property is part of the standard Web Extensions API and should be accepted.To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
"world": "MAIN"
in thecontent_scripts
arrayExpected behavior The manifest file should be accepted without errors, recognizing
"world": "MAIN"
as a valid property incontent_scripts
.Screenshots
Error message
Desktop (please complete the following information):
Additional context The
"world": "MAIN"
property incontent_scripts
is a valid part of the Web Extensions API, used to specify the JavaScript world in which the content script should run. It's supported by major browsers including Chrome and Firefox. This validation error in the Edge Addons website prevents developers from using this legitimate feature in their extensions.References