Publishing

• Built against the current client: projectxClientVersion is the latest release.
• version in your @PluginDescriptor is new. Each version can be uploaded once.
• minClientVersion is the plugin API level of the newest thing you use, and isExternal = true.
• The jar is named after your plugin class (pluginName in the template's gradle.properties), and that name is free in the live catalogue.
• You have the source zip. In the template, ./gradlew build makes it next to the jar.

Sign in on the developer portal and choose Submit a script. You fill in the store listing, upload the jar and the source zip, and set a price for each of the three lengths. The internal name you give must be your plugin class's simple name; it joins purchases to what the client loads, so it can never change.

A reviewer reads the source before anything reaches the store, so a jar without the readable source it was built from is rejected. Once approved, the script is listed on the store, and you keep 70% of every sale.

From the portal, open your script and choose Upload new version. Each version is reviewed in the same way; until it is approved, players keep getting the live one. Rebuild and upload when a client release changes ids your script relies on, even if your own code has not changed.