How to become verified creator of a github action?

[jirfag]

E.g. like this action.
I would like to get a badge “Verified Creator” for my action.

[weide-zhou]

Hi @jirfag,

Currently, there is no way to request verification. Creators are verified because they have an existing relationship GitHub, and GitHub has worked closely with the creator to create their actions. We are continuing to evaluate this process, and we may open it up more broadly in the future.

Thanks

[miguelbemartin]

any update on this one? is there any way to get verified the github action?

[kalsky]

I guess this should be the answer now:

docs.github.com

Applying for publisher verification for your organization - GitHub Docs

//docs.github.com/en/developers/github-marketplace/applying-for-publisher-verification-for-your-organization

[laughedelic]

I also asked this through the support and the answer was that at the moment this is only available for organizations, not users.

[kanadgupta]

Hey @weide-zhou and co!

I’m currently struggling with verified actions and dug up this thread, thanks for all the info!

I’m working on a GitHub Action on behalf of the readmeio organization. The org received publisher verification (see below) over six months ago.

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However, when viewing the Marketplace listing of the Action we recently published, it still says we’re unverified: rdme 🦉 Sync to ReadMe · Actions · GitHub Marketplace · GitHub

Does anyone know what could be happening here? I’ve tried to get in touch with GitHub support with no luck.

Thanks so much in advance!

-Kanad

EDIT: it appears that GitHub’s Partner program is the only way to actually obtain verification and that publisher verification is a bit of a misnomer. More in this thread!

[ValentinVignal]

Hello @kanadgupta it looks like the thread https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/ doesn't exist. Would you know what is the correct link?

[sgammon]

[josh-padnick]

@sgammon I'm so sorry, and thank you for calling this out. I must have copy/pasted into the wrong box. I'll attempt to delete the above message now.

[josh-padnick]

Deleted.

[sgammon]

@josh-padnick why would anybody be curious? Why would you post it again? It's almost like you are abusing the issues system for SEO.

[josh-padnick]

That was not my intention. I've deleted the original post in full.

[ValentinVignal]

Are there updates on this ?
Is GitHub’s Partner program the only way to obtain verification? And is it feasible for individuals or small organization to get it?

[cheelim1]

Checking, if there's it's supported to obtain a verification for a github action published in the marketplace that is not tied to an organization?