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Avoid nested publish OOM in Linux export
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@@ -380,7 +380,15 @@ member from Godot's all-platform archive; it does not download the complete 1.2
The build regenerates embedded opcode metadata, bootstraps/builds the pinned Linux FFmpeg bundle, performs
the Godot release export, and delegates the shared required/forbidden payload checks to
`package_linux_x64.py`. The packager adds `LICENSE`, `README.md`, `THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md`, a source/dependency
`package_linux_x64.py`. To remain inside constrained CI memory cgroups, it first runs the exact self-contained
`ExportRelease` publish with build/compiler servers and debug symbols disabled. Godot then performs its real
PCK/executable export against a one-assembly staging payload supplied by `dotnet_publish_proxy.py`; the proxy
refuses any project, configuration, runtime, self-contained flag, or output root other than the invocation
reserved by the build driver. Because managed outputs are external to the PCK, the complete prepublished
payload replaces that temporary staging directory only after Godot exits. The final payload verifier and
packaged smoke test therefore validate the same complete runtime that is archived.
The packager adds `LICENSE`, `README.md`, `THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md`, a source/dependency
`BUILD-INFO.json`, and per-file `SHA256SUMS` to a stable top-level directory. It normalizes archive ownership,
modes, ordering, and timestamps using `SOURCE_DATE_EPOCH` or the source commit time. Outputs are the loose
export under `build/export/linux-x64/`, the staged installation and `package-smoke.log` under
@@ -402,8 +410,8 @@ python3 -X utf8 tools/package_linux_x64.py package build/export/linux-x64
```
The bootstrap prints the pinned editor path. The verifier prints the accepted export directory; the packager
prints the staged root and archive path. Both Python components have source-only synthetic regressions in the
core validation level.
prints the staged root and archive path. Those Python components and the guarded publish proxy have source-only
synthetic regressions in the core validation level.
The older Windows-hosted cross-export remains available for local development: