Magento DevBlog

On 9/5/19, you will be able to select if your submission is compatible with Magento Commerce  on Cloud or Page Builder and once approved, those options will show up in the product details on Magento Marketplace. 

In an effort to encourage customers to use supported versions of Magento, the Magento Marketplace is implementing a new policy for extensions, themes and shared packages compatible with versions of Magento that have reached the end of their support life.

Do you have Magento 1 extensions listed on Magento Marketplace? Do you want to migrate those extensions to Magento 2? Then read on.

Magento Commerce has grown by leaps and bounds with the support of a loyal and very passionate developer community.  We continue to see strong demand from merchants for top quality extensions. The Magento Marketplace team is very happy to announce that in addition to allowing all developers to request a Magento Commerce development license we're now enabling you to request access to a Magento Commerce Cloud sandbox account. 

They say, “Feedback is a gift,” and the Magento Marketplace Product team agrees. They started hearing from developers in the Magento community that process flow and usability concerns were keeping them from submitting extensions to Magento Marketplace. The mission of Marketplace is to provide Magento merchants access to authentic, high-quality extensions and themes to enhance their ecommerce sites, so this issue had to be addressed head on.

Keeping in line with our efforts to improve the quality of all extensions on Marketplace, as of 1/2/18 we will be implementing Varnish cache validation during Technical Review for all M2 submissions.The Varnish test verifies products do not break Varnish caching when in production mode. 

In the effort of continuous improvement, the Marketplace Team is proud to announce the implementation of a new submission path for patch releases.