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to provide additional clarity.
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### I added a new repository via the publish flow, but Store displays older repositories. What gives?
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### I have two plans, can I use the same repository but different tags for the two plans?
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Go to `Plans and Pricing` section and update the repository in the `Plans and Pricing` page to the correct repository and resubmit. Here is a
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to add clarity. This is a UX issue on our side, and we plan on addressing it in
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Q4 '17.
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### Can I submit more than 2 plans on Store?
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Not yet. ETA to present more than 2 plans is Q1 2018.
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We expect publishers to use a different repository for each plan. If a user is entitled to a plan in your product, the user is entitled to all tags in the relevant.
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For instance, if you have a `Developer` Plan, that is mapped to repositories store/`mynamespace`/`myrepo1`:`mytag1`, another plan (say `Production`) **should** map to a different repository.
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**_Any user that is entitled to the `Developer` plan will be able to pull all tags in store/`mynamespace`/`myrepo1`_**.
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## Licensing, terms and conditions, and pricing
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