We have an Appian sandbox server for training on our on-premise Appian servers, and we're facing an issue with component plug-in approval verification failing. When attempting to add a newly developed component, can you advise on how to bypass this process? We are using our on-premise servers and do not plan to upload these components to the Appian Market.
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https://docs.appian.com/suite/help/24.4/component-review-process.html
Plugins can be made private, but still need to be reviewed.
Yes, but for testing purposes, in onPrem you don't need that prior validation.. When you see it, it's because you are trying to generate js or HTML from your plugin.
To clarify the situation, I possess plugins; however, I am unable to test them due to the inability to deploy them. What steps can I take to conduct testing prior to submitting for approval?
In an OnPrem installation , you don't need any approval unless you're trying to run some kind of operation on your sm. In those cases, you need to send it to Appian for approval before using it
How to fix this error. We are also getting same Error "Component plug-in approval verification failed. Please contact Appian for approval process" when we are still developing our plugin in on-premise.
If this is about a component plugin, with Appian 25.1, the required developer certificate is obsolete.
On earlier versions, follow the procedure described in the documentation.