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Love game.ci, love the unity-* suite of GitHub Actions, question re professional license activation:

When reproducing the license activation commands in my own environment (both unityci image and native editor), post-activation, Unity attempts to open the current working directory or the last opened project. How does this action avoid this behavior?

Log from action (technically the /step/activate.sh from test-runner, but functionally equiv):

...
LICENSE SYSTEM [2021121 20:7:56] License activated successfully with user: *** 
LICENSE SYSTEM [2021121 20:7:56] Next license update check is after 2021-01-23T01:07:55
No valid Unity Editor license found. Please activate your license.
Activation complete.

Log from native editor:

LICENSE SYSTEM [2021127 14:23:10] License activated successfully with user: *** 
LICENSE SYSTEM [2021127 14:23:10] Next license update check is after 2021-01-28T14:23:10
[Package Manager] Server::Start -- Port 57536 was selected
 COMMAND LINE ARGUMENTS:
/opt/unity/Editor/Unity
-batchmode
-nographics
-logFile
/dev/stdout
-quit
-serial
(hidden)
-username
(hidden)
-password
(hidden)
[REDACTED: CURRENT WORK DIRECTORY]
[REDACTED: PROCEEDS TO IMPORT PROJECT, THEN QUIT...]

Observed with Unity 2019.4.4f1 and unityci/editor:ubuntu-2019.4.4f1-base-0.8.0

Just a short question! :)

I'm using the game-ci github actions to build both formal releases and test PRs. Up to now, I've been using a free license stored in the yml, but I now have a professional license which I'd like to use to build my formal releases. However, since it's stored in a secret, it's not accessible by a PR from a fork.

Ideally, I'd like to be able to pass both the license file (in the yml) and the email/password/serial (from the secret), and if the email/password/serial is defined (i.e., the source is the main repo), it'd use those, but if not (e.g., a fork), it'd fall back to the free license. However, based on the order of the if / else if, it doesn't look like this will work.

Any ideas for how this can be done, or maybe a better workflow to use?

I was asked to create another issue, so here it is, continuing from #77 (comment)

I have filled them all:

This is for personal license if that helps with any context.

I have just tested that the action works for my pro license, but there is the issue that you only have a limited number of activations.

We need an action to release the license after the build has completed, or if it fails.

Run game-ci/[email protected]
  with:
    unityVersion: 2020.3.6f1
/usr/bin/docker build /home/runner/work/_actions/game-ci/unity-activate/v1.3/action --file /home/runner/work/_actions/game-ci/unity-activate/v1.3/action/Dockerfile --build-arg IMAGE=gableroux/unity3d:2020.3.6f1 --tag unity-action:2020.3.6f1
Sending build context to Docker daemon  135.2kB

Step 1/12 : ARG IMAGE
Step 2/12 : FROM $IMAGE
manifest for gableroux/unity3d:2020.3.6f1 not found: manifest unknown: manifest unknown
Error: The process '/usr/bin/docker' failed with exit code 1

Seems that the change to unityci/editor have not been done yet.