Hi, I'm from the team at Zerodha. It seems as if the well-known URL for the laravel repository points to the GitHub page[1] instead of the URL for the raw code[2]. Changing the well-known URL to the raw code path should fix this issue. Will pass this feedback on to the team to improve the experience, thanks!

[1]: https://github.com/nativephp/laravel/blob/main/.well-known/f... [2]: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nativephp/laravel/refs/hea...

Sure, but that's not how it's demonstrated in the docs...

I've updated it, but that also doesn't work AND fails validation because:

"projects[0].repositoryUrl.url and `projects[0].repositoryUrl.wellKnown` hostnames do not match"

Apologies for my previous misguiding comment. We have figured out the issue and a fix is being implemented right now to handle URLs for GitHub repositories and suffix them with `?raw=true` to automatically to fetch the raw file. The fix should be live soon.

In the meanwhile, if you would like to submit the project, you could use the following URL which redirects to the `raw.githubusercontent.com` page: https://github.com/nativephp/laravel/raw/main/.well-known/fu...

I hope this helps!

Awesome! It worked! Thanks so much.

Looking forward to being listed and considered for funding :)

Cheers! The issue has been fixed now and is live. Thanks a lot for your feedback :)

So my best guess is that even though the validator succeeds, the actual submission is pulling the GitHub page for the well-known instead of its raw content. The problem is you also can't really fix this yourself: The raw file is hosted at raw.githubusercontent.com which wouldn't match your source URL.

Hopefully they will fix their submission tool. I did see one project submitted successfully by having domain.com/github point to their project URL, which the submission accepted, but that causes certificate errors.