plugin-packaging

Packaging a plugin widget involves bundling completed work and generating a change report. This process identifies changed files across shared and plugin-specific areas, outputting delivery artifacts ready for platform submission and review.

A plugin change report is a structured document distinguishing platform-shared files from plugin-specific files. It uses deterministic identification to categorize changes, ensuring platform reviewers can clearly see what was modified during the plugin packaging process.

Automating change detection across shared assets and plugin-specific files requires scripted packaging. This approach deterministically identifies changed files within your plugin widget project, categorizing them to ensure accurate delivery artifacts for platform submission.

Yes, generating delivery archives for plugin review can be fully automated without manual file tracking. The packaging process automatically detects changed files across shared and plugin-specific areas, categorizes them, and outputs the final archives and change report needed for submission.

Yes, plugin packaging works with Git repositories to track widget changes. By leveraging Git history, the scripted packaging process deterministically identifies modified files, categorizing them into shared and plugin-specific groups for the change report.

Automated plugin widget submission packaging relies on deterministic identification of changed files, meaning it requires a clearly defined project structure. It cannot categorize files outside of recognized shared and plugin-specific areas, limiting its use in non-standardized repositories.