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Keep publishing private; share separately - #2026
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October 3, 2026 07:13
Republishing, renaming or rolling back an existing app now ships code only. Requests that would change its audience or public setting are refused with a pointer to the share action, and default audience grants apply only on the first publish.
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Separates visibility from publishing.
Tests cover: a first publish in a shared conversation is owner-only, publish with visibility inputs is refused, and sharing after publish works.