fix(windows): set_gitcredential writes none of its insteadOf rewrites - #295
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In `@scripts/validate-platform-scripts.sh`:
- Line 116: Update the code_only filtering in the validation script to strip
inline PowerShell comments before applying the member-access pattern, while
preserving # characters inside quoted strings. Keep comment-only line removal
and the existing matching behavior unchanged for actual PowerShell code.
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@webbertakken should be good now |
Problem
Both Windows copies of
set_gitcredential.ps1quote the config key starting aturl.:In argument mode, an argument beginning with a quote is parsed as an expression. So
.insteadOfis member access, not literal text.Stringhas no such property, so it evaluates to$null. PowerShell drops$nullarguments to native commands.git therefore receives the value with no key:
Which produces exactly this in CI:
No rewrite is ever written.
Why it stayed hidden
The script is syntactically valid, so the
dist/platformsparser check passes. It exits 0, becausegit config's failures are never checked. It then printsgit config --list, which looks like confirmation while containing nourl.*.insteadofentry.Nothing fails until Unity resolves packages:
bash is unaffected — there
"url.x".insteadOfis plain concatenation. That is why only Windows broke.Fix
Move the prefix outside the quotes:
url."https://...".insteadOf. This is whatunity-builder@v4has always done. Both copies are fixed:dist/platforms/windows/set_gitcredential.ps1(container)dist/platforms/windows/steps/set_gitcredential.ps1(native)Regression guard
validate-platform-scripts.shgains a check for a quoted native-command argument with a.membersuffix. The existing check only tokenizes for syntax errors, and this construct parses cleanly. Assignments are excluded, since"$x".Lengthin expression context is correct.It flags all 10 broken lines before the fix, and passes over the whole tree after it with no false positives.
Testing
git(output above).validate-platform-scripts.shfails on the pre-fix scripts, passes on the fixed tree.bun run build:assetsre-run;--checkreports assets up to date.bun test ./src: 128 pass / 2 skip / 32 fail — identical to an unmodified checkout, so the failures are pre-existing.insteadofentries written, packages resolved,Build Succeeded!with a 49.7 MBGameAssembly.dll.Summary by CodeRabbit