Can't publish GitHub Release to File Exchange after changing GitHub username

After changing my GitHub username (From Silver-Fang to Ebola-Chan-bot, as shown in the screenshot), I can't publish my GitHub releases any more. It just says that something went wrong and I don't know what's wrong.

I should have correctly set the integration App on GitHub side:

[Randy Souza]

Hi, I am looking into this and will reply here once I have more information.

Thanks!

/randy (MathWorks File Exchange team)

Answer 1

[Randy Souza]

Hi @埃博拉酱, it looks like something went wrong on our end when you changed your GitHub username. So sorry for the trouble! I believe that I've cleaned up the problem--could you please check your File Exchange submissions and let me know if you still see the error?

[埃博拉酱]

Looks better but I still have two items of the same GitHub URL in Submissions. Weird.

[Randy Souza]

@埃博拉酱, I think this is because the File Exchange submission associated with that repository (Ebola-Chan-bot/MATLAB-Extension) was deleted. I can clean it up--did you want that File Exchange submission to remain deleted?

[埃博拉酱]

I hope it restored if possible - or cleaned up if not. In any case, making sure no identical entries here is of top priority.

[Randy Souza]

I re-published it, so the identical entry on your My File Exchange page should be gone now.

[埃博拉酱]

It's close. But why isn't the version number up-to-date? GitHub Release is 19.3.0, File Exchange is still 19.2.1. Shouldn't it be an automatic update to the latest version?

[Randy Souza]

I see 19.3.0 published now--did you re-publish or update the release on GitHub?