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@Krinkle where are the credentials for the chrome-wikimedia-debug Google account and the Firefox equivalent stored? I don't see any mention of it on the repo README or on the wiki page about the extension.

Gilles triaged this task as Medium priority.Nov 19 2020, 9:54 AM

@Krinkle where are the credentials for the chrome-wikimedia-debug Google account and the Firefox equivalent stored? I don't see any mention of it on the repo README or on the wiki page about the extension.

Both of those are tied to a group of one or more individual accounts. I've added your wikimedia.org address to the list of owners for the Chrome extension (which it manages through a google group called chrome-wikimedia-debug). However if you prefer your personal account (as I did), let me know and I'll add that instead.

For the Firefox one, let me know which account I should add there.

I signed up for Firefox with gilles@wikimedia.org

I signed up for Firefox with gilles@wikimedia.org

Done, added as co-owner in Firefox Developer Hub for the WikimediaDebug addon.

FYI, usage of Google Payments for my work account has to go through legal review, which is going to delay my ability to push this update to the Chrome store.

Maybe this time around @Krinkle you should push it for Chrome, I'll push it for Firefox and next time I'll do both? once ITS and Legal have figured out if/how we can pay Google $5...

If that works for you, I'll tag the new version and push it to Firefox.

Sounds good. Once released in Git, I'll do the Chrome publish.

Git tag has been created. I've submitted the new version for Firefox.

Krinkle closed this task as Resolved.EditedNov 27 2020, 7:41 PM

Done!

I see the Firefox one has been reviewed and published meanwhile. The Chrome one should be done within a day as well, they've generally been quite quick.

… and it's now live on Chrome as well.