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How should I resolve the error "There has been an issue publishing the plugin, please try again. Unexpected server error: please report the code parameter to the team" when publishing my plugin?

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Written by Sofia Maconi
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When publishing a plugin in the Bubble Plugin Marketplace, you might encounter issues such as minification errors, validation problems, or others. This article will walk you through troubleshooting steps to resolve these common publishing errors.

Troubleshooting Obfuscation and Minification Issues

Publishing errors frequently happen due to challenges with obfuscation or minification. Follow these steps to troubleshoot:

  1. Open the "Publish" tab in the plugin editor.

  2. Uncheck the option labeled "Obfuscate client-facing code."

  3. Attempt to publish your plugin again. If the error is resolved, the issue is linked to the obfuscation process.

Using the Console Command

If issues persist even with obfuscation disabled, bypass the minification process as a next step. Use the console command window.do_not_minify_plugin = true. Here's how to proceed:

  1. Open the plugin editor in a new tab or window.

  2. Right-click (or command-click on a Mac) inside the editor.

  3. Select "Inspect" or "Inspect Element" to open developer tools.

  4. Navigate to the Console tab.

  5. Enter the following command: window.do_not_minify_plugin = true.

  6. Press "Enter" on your keyboard.

If you're unsure how to open your browser console, you can refer to this resource for instructions.

Once the console command has been executed, try publishing your plugin again. If issues still persist, it may help to verify that other submission details, such as demo links, are complete and correct.

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