feat(orchestrator): community plugin validation — scheduled compile and build checks - #804
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Add scheduled workflow that validates community Unity packages compile and build correctly using unity-builder. Runs weekly on Sunday. Includes: - YAML plugin registry (community-plugins.yml) for package listings - Matrix expansion across plugins and platforms - Automatic failure reporting via GitHub issues - Manual trigger with plugin filter and Unity version override Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds a scheduled/manual GitHub Actions workflow to validate community Unity plugins from a new registry; introduces the registry file; adjusts macOS CI to continue on error; and updates several orchestrator-related clone fallbacks and test configs to use Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Trigger as "User / Scheduler"
participant GH as "GitHub Actions"
participant Registry as "community-plugins.yml (Registry)"
participant Matrix as "Matrix Expander"
participant Builder as "Unity Builder Action"
participant Report as "Validation Report"
participant Issues as "GitHub Issues"
Trigger->>GH: dispatch / cron
GH->>Registry: load registry
GH->>Matrix: expand plugins × platforms × unity versions
Matrix->>Builder: for each matrix entry, create minimal project & build
Builder-->>GH: build result (success/failure)
GH->>Report: record results to workflow summary
GH->>Issues: create/update failure issue with summary & run link
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community-plugins.yml (1)
6-11: Consider adding an explicitidfield (UPM package name) to each plugin entry.Using a human-readable
nameas the install key downstream is brittle. A dedicated machine ID makes manifest injection deterministic and avoids name-format edge cases.Proposed schema update
# - name: Human-readable name +# id: UPM package identifier used as manifest dependency key (e.g. com.example.plugin) # package: UPM package name or git URL # source: upm | git | asset-storeAlso applies to: 15-27
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@community-plugins.yml` around lines 6 - 11, Add an explicit machine-readable id field to each plugin entry in community-plugins.yml (alongside the existing name and package fields) and update any manifest injection logic to use this id as the install key instead of the human-readable name; ensure the id follows the UPM package naming convention (e.g., scope.package) and is unique per entry, and update code that references 'name' for installation to reference 'id' (search for places handling 'name' in manifest injection and package lookup and switch them to use 'id' and fall back to 'package' only if id is missing).
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
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In @.github/workflows/validate-community-plugins.yml:
- Line 71: The job name currently uses the template name: '${{ matrix.name }}
(${{ matrix.platform }})' which doesn't include the required 'validate' prefix
so the failure-aggregation script (which builds validateJobs by filtering for
jobs whose names start with 'validate') matches nothing; update the job name
template to include that prefix (e.g., 'validate - ${{ matrix.name }} (${{
matrix.platform }})') and also remove or disable continue-on-error: true on the
build step so real failures surface; alternatively, if you prefer not to rename
jobs, change the aggregation filter to match the existing name pattern, but the
straightforward fix is to prepend 'validate' to the job name and stop continuing
on error so validateJobs and failed counts reflect actual build results.
- Around line 89-108: The current conditional only injects the plugin into
test-project Packages/manifest.json when matrix.source == "git", so upm and
asset-store cases aren't actually tested; update the conditional that checks
matrix.source to also include "upm" (treating it the same as "git" by creating
the manifest and adding the dependency using matrix.name and matrix.package),
and add explicit handling for "asset-store" (either fail the job early with a
clear message or add the proper asset-store installation steps) so the workflow
does not silently run validations without the plugin present.
- Around line 52-60: The matrix construction currently exposes plugin.name and
plugin.package to inline Python interpolation which enables code injection; add
a unique id field to each plugin in community-plugins.yml (e.g., plugin.id),
include id: plugin.id in the matrix push where name/package/unity/platform are
set, and update the manifest-modification step to use the environment-variable
pattern with matrix.id (instead of interpolating matrix.name) when invoking the
Python script so the Python code reads the safe env var rather than executing
inline strings; ensure all places that previously used matrix.name for
interpolation (including the other occurrence) are switched to matrix.id and
that the new id is populated for every plugin entry.
- Around line 18-21: The workflow permissions are missing actions: read which is
required by github.rest.actions.listJobsForWorkflowRun(); update the permissions
block to include actions: read alongside contents: read and issues: write so the
report job can call the Actions API without a 403 (i.e., add the permission
entry "actions: read" in the same permissions mapping).
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In `@community-plugins.yml`:
- Around line 6-11: Add an explicit machine-readable id field to each plugin
entry in community-plugins.yml (alongside the existing name and package fields)
and update any manifest injection logic to use this id as the install key
instead of the human-readable name; ensure the id follows the UPM package naming
convention (e.g., scope.package) and is unique per entry, and update code that
references 'name' for installation to reference 'id' (search for places handling
'name' in manifest injection and package lookup and switch them to use 'id' and
fall back to 'package' only if id is missing).
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For REST API “List jobs for a workflow run” (GET /repos/{owner}/{repo}/actions/runs/{run_id}/jobs):
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The report job calls github.rest.actions.listJobsForWorkflowRun() to fetch job results. This endpoint requires the actions: read permission; without it, the API call will fail with a 403 error and break the validation summary and issue reporting.
Proposed fix
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In @.github/workflows/validate-community-plugins.yml around lines 18 - 21, The
workflow permissions are missing actions: read which is required by
github.rest.actions.listJobsForWorkflowRun(); update the permissions block to
include actions: read alongside contents: read and issues: write so the report
job can call the Actions API without a 403 (i.e., add the permission entry
"actions: read" in the same permissions mapping).
| for (const plugin of plugins) { | ||
| const platforms = plugin.platforms || ['StandaloneLinux64']; | ||
| for (const platform of platforms) { | ||
| matrix.push({ | ||
| name: plugin.name, | ||
| package: plugin.package, | ||
| source: plugin.source || 'git', | ||
| unity: '${{ github.event.inputs.unity_version }}' || plugin.unity || '2021.3', | ||
| platform: platform, |
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Prevent code injection in manifest modification by using environment variables instead of inline Python interpolation.
At line 104, matrix.name and matrix.package are directly interpolated into Python code, creating a code injection vulnerability. A malicious plugin registry entry could inject arbitrary Python commands. The proposed fix using environment variables is correct, but requires adding an id field to the plugin schema in community-plugins.yml to uniquely identify each package.
The fix should:
- Add
idfield to each plugin entry incommunity-plugins.yml(unique identifier for the package) - Include
id: plugin.idin the matrix at lines 52-60 - Replace the inline Python string interpolation (line 104) with the environment variable approach shown, using
matrix.idinstead ofmatrix.name
Also applies to: 99-106
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In @.github/workflows/validate-community-plugins.yml around lines 52 - 60, The
matrix construction currently exposes plugin.name and plugin.package to inline
Python interpolation which enables code injection; add a unique id field to each
plugin in community-plugins.yml (e.g., plugin.id), include id: plugin.id in the
matrix push where name/package/unity/platform are set, and update the
manifest-modification step to use the environment-variable pattern with
matrix.id (instead of interpolating matrix.name) when invoking the Python script
so the Python code reads the safe env var rather than executing inline strings;
ensure all places that previously used matrix.name for interpolation (including
the other occurrence) are switched to matrix.id and that the new id is populated
for every plugin entry.
| console.log(`Found ${matrix.length} plugin-platform combinations to validate`); | ||
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Fix job naming and filter mismatch that disconnects validation reporting from actual build failures.
Job names are set to ${{ matrix.name }} (${{ matrix.platform }}) which don't include a validate prefix, but the failure aggregation script filters for jobs starting with validate. This causes the filter to match zero jobs, making validateJobs an empty array and forcing failed to always be 0, which suppresses issue creation even when builds fail. Combined with continue-on-error: true on the build step, actual failures are hidden from the validation report.
Update the job name prefix and corresponding filter:
Proposed fix
- name: '${{ matrix.name }} (${{ matrix.platform }})'
+ name: 'validate: ${{ matrix.name }} (${{ matrix.platform }})'
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- continue-on-error: true
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- const validateJobs = run.jobs.filter(j => j.name.startsWith('validate'));
+ const validateJobs = run.jobs.filter(j => j.name.startsWith('validate: '));Also applies to: 122-122, 159-162
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In @.github/workflows/validate-community-plugins.yml at line 71, The job name
currently uses the template name: '${{ matrix.name }} (${{ matrix.platform }})'
which doesn't include the required 'validate' prefix so the failure-aggregation
script (which builds validateJobs by filtering for jobs whose names start with
'validate') matches nothing; update the job name template to include that prefix
(e.g., 'validate - ${{ matrix.name }} (${{ matrix.platform }})') and also remove
or disable continue-on-error: true on the build step so real failures surface;
alternatively, if you prefer not to rename jobs, change the aggregation filter
to match the existing name pattern, but the straightforward fix is to prepend
'validate' to the job name and stop continuing on error so validateJobs and
failed counts reflect actual build results.
| if [ "${{ matrix.source }}" = "git" ]; then | ||
| cat > test-project/Packages/manifest.json << 'MANIFEST' | ||
| { | ||
| "dependencies": { | ||
| "com.unity.modules.imgui": "1.0.0", | ||
| "com.unity.modules.jsonserialize": "1.0.0" | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| MANIFEST | ||
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| # Add git package via manifest | ||
| cd test-project | ||
| cat Packages/manifest.json | python3 -c " | ||
| import sys, json | ||
| manifest = json.load(sys.stdin) | ||
| manifest['dependencies']['${{ matrix.name }}'] = '${{ matrix.package }}' | ||
| json.dump(manifest, sys.stdout, indent=2) | ||
| " > Packages/manifest.tmp && mv Packages/manifest.tmp Packages/manifest.json | ||
| cd .. | ||
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upm and asset-store sources are not properly validated in this step.
The conditional at line 89 only injects the plugin dependency for source == "git". For upm and asset-store sources, no manifest is created, so the build validation runs without the plugin actually being added to the test project. This produces a false signal — the build may pass or fail, but it's not testing the plugin itself.
The upm source should be handled the same way as git (added to manifest), while asset-store should either be explicitly unsupported or require different handling.
Proposed fix
- if [ "${{ matrix.source }}" = "git" ]; then
+ case "${{ matrix.source }}" in
+ git|upm)
cat > test-project/Packages/manifest.json << 'MANIFEST'
{
"dependencies": {
"com.unity.modules.imgui": "1.0.0",
"com.unity.modules.jsonserialize": "1.0.0"
}
}
MANIFEST
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- cd ..
- fi
+ cd ..
+ ;;
+ asset-store)
+ echo "::error::asset-store source is not supported by this automation path yet"
+ exit 1
+ ;;
+ *)
+ echo "::error::Unknown plugin source: ${{ matrix.source }}"
+ exit 1
+ ;;
+ esac🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In @.github/workflows/validate-community-plugins.yml around lines 89 - 108, The
current conditional only injects the plugin into test-project
Packages/manifest.json when matrix.source == "git", so upm and asset-store cases
aren't actually tested; update the conditional that checks matrix.source to also
include "upm" (treating it the same as "git" by creating the manifest and adding
the dependency using matrix.name and matrix.package), and add explicit handling
for "asset-store" (either fail the job early with a clear message or add the
proper asset-store installation steps) so the workflow does not silently run
validations without the plugin present.
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🤖 Prompt for all review comments with AI agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
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In @.github/workflows/build-tests-mac.yml:
- Line 15: Remove the job-level continue-on-error: true (the top-level
continue-on-error key applied to the macOS job) and instead add
continue-on-error: true to the specific build/test step(s) that run the actual
build and test commands (the same step(s) where the retry-on-failure pattern is
used in the Ubuntu/Windows workflows); keep the matrix intact but ensure the
job-level tolerance is removed so persistent failures bubble up, and replicate
the retry-on-failure step configuration from the other platform workflows so
only the targeted step(s) tolerate transient failures.
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| name: ${{ matrix.targetPlatform }} on ${{ matrix.unityVersion }} | ||
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continue-on-error at step level (jobs.<job_id>.steps[*].continue-on-error)
- Scope: Only that step. The job keeps running subsequent steps even if the step fails.
- Job/workflow result: The job can still end up “successful” even though the step failed (“allow this step to fail without failing the job”). [1]
- How to detect the real failure later: A failed
continue-on-errorstep has:steps.<id>.outcome == 'failure'(before continue-on-error is applied)steps.<id>.conclusion == 'success'(after continue-on-error is applied) [2]
continue-on-error at job level (jobs.<job_id>.continue-on-error)
- Scope: The whole job. If the job fails, it does not fail the workflow run (“allow this job to fail without failing the workflow”). [1]
- Matrix behavior / fail-fast interaction: It also affects whether other matrix jobs are canceled; with
continue-on-error: true, other jobs in the matrix keep running even if this job fails. [1]
Practical “workflow fail” difference
- Use step-level when you want the job to keep going past a risky step (but still be able to inspect that step’s outcome).
- Use job-level when you want an entire job (often a specific matrix leg like “experimental”) to be allowed to fail while the overall workflow still passes. [1]
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Move continue-on-error from job level to step level.
At Line 15, continue-on-error: true is applied to the entire macOS job, allowing all matrix combinations to fail without failing the workflow. This diverges from Ubuntu and Windows, which apply continue-on-error at the step level (.github/workflows/build-tests-ubuntu.yml:139, .github/workflows/build-tests-windows.yml:75) using the same retry-on-failure pattern. Job-level tolerance prevents persistent failures from surfacing in CI; move this setting to the build step(s) instead to maintain consistent regression detection across all platforms.
Suggested change
jobs:
buildForAllPlatformsMacOS:
name: ${{ matrix.targetPlatform }} on ${{ matrix.unityVersion }}
runs-on: macos-latest
- continue-on-error: true
strategy:
fail-fast: false
matrix:
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- uses: ./
+ id: build-1
+ continue-on-error: true
env:
UNITY_EMAIL: ${{ secrets.UNITY_EMAIL }}
UNITY_PASSWORD: ${{ secrets.UNITY_PASSWORD }}
UNITY_SERIAL: ${{ secrets.UNITY_SERIAL }}
UNITY_LICENSE: ${{ secrets.UNITY_LICENSE }}🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In @.github/workflows/build-tests-mac.yml at line 15, Remove the job-level
continue-on-error: true (the top-level continue-on-error key applied to the
macOS job) and instead add continue-on-error: true to the specific build/test
step(s) that run the actual build and test commands (the same step(s) where the
retry-on-failure pattern is used in the Ubuntu/Windows workflows); keep the
matrix intact but ensure the job-level tolerance is removed so persistent
failures bubble up, and replicate the retry-on-failure step configuration from
the other platform workflows so only the targeted step(s) tolerate transient
failures.
The orchestrator-develop branch no longer exists. Update all fallback clone commands and test fixtures to use main instead. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Closing — all orchestrator code has been extracted to the standalone Content from this PR (community plugin validation) is fully present in the orchestrator repo. See PR #819 for the extraction. |
Summary
Implements scheduled CI workflow for validating community Unity packages (#800).
community-plugins.yml): YAML file where community members can submit PRs to add their packages for automated validationManual Trigger
The workflow supports
workflow_dispatchwith optional filters:plugin_filter: Regex to test specific pluginsunity_version: Override the Unity version for all pluginsCloses #800
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