I received an email from Google saying that my webapp (www.Photopea.com) is unpublished from the Google Workspace Marketplace, because I did not provide a privacy policy URL.
According to their web, Photopea has been installed 1.352 million times and many people are complaining to me that they can not find it in the marketplace.
When I go to "Google Console" - "Photopea" - "APIs and services" - "Google Workspace Marketplace SDK" - "Store Listing", I see "Unpublished (Rejected)". The "PUBLISH" button is gray and says "Currently disabled.".
Is there a way to publish it again?
*** I don't know what "Google Workspace" is, I am not aware of ever using it. My only goal is to let people double-click PSD files in their Google Drive to edit them in Photopea. It worked perfectly since 2016 until now.
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So a new surprise from GSuite Marketplace. For some of our users the next thing happens:
- install the app in the marketplace
- go to admin.google.com >> apps >> marketplace apps
The app is not there. The worst part is that we can't even reinstall, because when the user goes to the app page in the marketplace, he sees "Please uninstall app for domain in Admin Console.", but as mentioned above we don't see it in the console :facepalm:
So somewhere it is installed, but we can't see it in the admin console.
Please advise what could b causing this, and how we might attempt to remedy this issue.
I would suggest you to look in to the reports (Admin.google.com > Reports >audit Logs > token ) to check if in fact it was actually installed and to which users it was.
If still you cant find it, in the reports neither. You can contact Google Support so they can tell you why is not there.
As a developer, 4 weeks back I have unpublished GSuite marketplace app(Spreadsheet addon) through Chrome web store developer dashboard. On Chrome web store dashboard status is updated. But it is still visibile in GSuite marketplace search listing (don't know why). Probably this is Google bug that even after marking unpublish it is visible in public marketplace.
Not getting much quick support for requests raised to Google to delete this app from marketplace.
Query: I want this app to be deleted from GSuite marketplace. My question is if I mark my app as "unlisted" through chrome web store developer dashboard, then will it remove GSuite marketplace listing? Can anyone please confirm.
From this page:
How can I manage and uninstall the applications I have installed from the Marketplace?
By clicking on "Manage Apps" on the top right of the Marketplace,
users can view the applications they have installed. From there they
can rate, review and uninstall applications (unless admin-installed).
There's also Delete an app in Gsuite Marketplace which states the same steps.
I try to upload sample app to Google App Engine with existing progect ID.
Here is GAE screenshot
gae screenshot
I'm using the same ID in the progect.
But when I try to upload it with plugin from Eclipse then I recive an error:
eclipse error
The whole error from a console:
------------ Deploying frontend ------------
Preparing to deploy:
Created staging directory at: 'C:\Users\User\AppData\Local\Temp\appcfg2693799039714166602.tmp'
Scanning for jsp files.
Scanning files on local disk.
Initiating update.
com.google.appengine.tools.admin.HttpIoException: Error posting to URL: https://appengine.google.com/api/appversion/create?app_id=app1-152711&version=1&
404 Not Found
This application does not exist (project_id=u'app1-152711'). To create an App Engine application in this project, run "gcloud beta app create" in your console.
Debugging information may be found in C:\Users\User\AppData\Local\Temp\appengine-deploy7186088524405894873.log
Why I can not upload it?
This is actually the new intended behavior. App Engine will not be enabled for new projects until you go through the app creation flow in the Cloud Console under 'App Engine' to enable the App Engine service, or alternatively run gcloud beta app create from the console.
I just encountered this myself. The project has to be created in the Cloud Console AND you need to go through the project setup in AppEngine. Something must be broken in the API that creates the AppEngine part of the process while uploading. So doing it through the web interface creates the project for you... and then uploading will essentially fill it in.
It never used to be this way, so maybe something changed.
I have the same problem. This is what I did to solve it.
Log in to your google cloud account.
Select your project from the blue header bar.
Click the menu button(the 3 bars) on the top left of blue header bar.
Select IAM - you should permission for App Engine Service account. If not, you have to set it up.
To do that:
Click the menu button (the 3 bars) again
Click the App Engine
If you have not set it up, you will be prompt to do a tutorial.
Cancel the tutorial.
Go back to IAM.
Now you should see that the App Engine Service account added to the permission
Go ahead to upload. Should work now.
Make sure you are logged in with the correct Gmail account. At the bottom right corner of Eclipse you will see which account you have authorized, or you will see "Sign in to Google" - click on it to authorize Eclipse.
From the "Pre-installed Apps and Extensions" management in "Google Apps Admin console / Device management / Chrome / User settings / Apps and Extensions", the list of suggestions should only show Chrome extensions and Chrome applications.
Currently, it also shows "Google Drive Add-ons" and "Google Apps Marketplace applications", so, it's confusing for administrators because they don't know which one to select for automatic installation. Moreover, selecting a "Google Drive Add-on" or a "Google Apps Marketplace application" from "Pre-installed Apps and Extensions" has no effect.
For examples, you will find "Table of contents" (that is a Google Drive Add-on) and "LumDocs" (where you have a Chrome Application and a Google Apps Marketplace application).
I was able to reproduce it so it's either a bug or expected behavior now that end users can install Google Apps Marketplace apps themselves.
This type of report should be submitted to the Google for Work team via phone or support.google.com/a > Contact Us. They'll be able to confirm the behavior and provide more details.
I'm trying to publish a Marketplace app which requires additional setup after install, but I can't figure out how to change the link in the screenshots below. Basically I want to change from screenshot1 to screenshot2. The manifest docs have no mention of it either.
I've already set the Setup Url in my Google Apps SDK console page.
screenshot1:
screenshot2:
The presence of the Setup URL in your project should trigger that automatically. Please ensure your project settings were updated.
Update: Upon further investigation, the dialog only shows the "Additional app setup" link when the install is done from the Google Apps Admin console. When the installation is done from the standalone page or the "Integrate with Google" button "Manage app" link is shown instead. However, in those cases clicking on "Launch app" button will take the administrator to the Setup URL if one is configured.