Does File Exchange still support GitHub integration?

A month ago I updated a bunch of functions in a GitHub repo that I have linked to File Exchange. According to the File Exchange page, the changes should automatically be ingesested into File Exchange:

However, a month after updating my GitHub repo, File Exchange still only contains the old, outdated files. When I try to update the File Exchange version by clicking New Version, I get this page:

At first I thought it might take a few hours or a day to work out the bug, but it's been a month now, and I'm wondering if or when it will be fixed. It would be helpful to know the timeline to fixing the issue, because currently, users may think they're getting the latest version of my functions through File Exchange when in fact they're getting something very old and outdated. If the issue won't be fixed soon, I might need to delete my File Exchange pages.

[DGM]

Still the same timing issue?

https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/2079066-file-exchange-is-not-picking-up-toolbox-file-on-new-releases

Answer 1

[Randy Souza]

Hi Chad,

It looks like you've installed the File Exchange GitHub App, which is now the only supported way to publish from GitHub to File Exchange.

However, it also looks like you've only granted the app access to one of your repositories. For the other repos to be updated in File Exchange, please try:

1. Open My File Exchange
2. Click the GitHub Connection tab
3. On the right, click the "...has permission to access..." link
4. This should take you to a Repository Access page in GitHub
5. From the repository access page, select the other repositories that are published on FIle Exchange, then click Update Access.

[Chad Greene]

That's it! Thank you so much, @Randy Souza!