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Summary

A real external studio's production Unity CI has a proven, battle-tested pattern: a build/test crash occurring after asset import already completed successfully shouldn't discard the Library cache import produced — only genuine import-time/Library corruption should block caching. Their mechanism distinguishes generic crash evidence (safe to bank if import finished) from independently-verified corruption-specific signals (block unconditionally, regardless of import status).

Investigated this session and found two real, precise gaps in orchestrator's bare-local/local-system cache path — both now closed.

What was actually broken

  1. standardBuildAutomation() had no try/catch around runTaskInWorkflow. A failed build never reached the cache-save call at all — not gated by any condition, structurally unreachable. The exception propagated straight past it.
  2. The pieces to fix this already existed, just never connected. UnityBuildDiagnosticsService already computes importCompleted (log pattern match or Library/ArtifactDB mtime advancing past a pre-run baseline) for the retry feature. LocalCacheService.saveCacheFolder already had a skipOnCrashEvidence gate. Neither was ever wired to the other.

What changed

  • standardBuildAutomation now wraps runTaskInWorkflow in try/catch. On failure, an opt-in cache-floor save is attempted before the original error is re-thrown unmodified — this never swallows or replaces the real build failure, it only banks a cache alongside it. Success-path behavior is completely unchanged.
  • On failure, diagnostics are computed from the same $LOG_FILE the retry feature already reads, and the decision is:
    shouldBankAsFloor = diagnostics.importCompleted && !isCorruptionSpecificCategory(failureCategory)
    
    COMPILE/PACKAGE categories are treated as corruption-specific by default (blocked unconditionally, even if import completed — these indicate the Library/PackageCache content itself may be broken, not just that the process crashed after a clean import). CRASH/LICENSE/EXIT_NEG1/GENERIC are generic process-level failures, bankable if import completed. This reuses UnityBuildDiagnosticsService's existing classification — no new detector.
  • LocalCacheSaveOptions gets a new skipOnCorruptionEvidence (unconditional block) alongside the existing skipOnCrashEvidence (now correctly gated on diagnostics.importCompleted, not just crashEvidenceFound).
  • New --localCacheSaveOnFailure flag (default off, independent of --localCacheEnabled): banking a cache from a failed build is a real behavior change beyond merely enabling caching, matching the same caution already applied to --enableBuildRetry.
  • New --localCacheFloorCorruptionCategories flag (comma-separated UnityFailureCategory override, default falls back to the built-in COMPILE,PACKAGE): the corruption-specific category list was initially hardcoded, which doesn't fit projects whose own failure signatures differ. Unrecognized entries are ignored with a warning; an override that leaves no recognized categories falls back to the built-in default rather than silently disabling the corruption check.

Explicitly NOT touched

  • CacheCheckpointService — a separate, pre-existing, cruder failure-save mechanism scoped to the containerized (S3/rclone) cache path only. Saves on any non-zero exit with zero import-completion or corruption awareness (just checks the Library directory isn't empty). Different code path, different cache backend, out of scope here.
  • MiddlewareService/hooks — confirmed structurally unable to reach this decision: hooks run inside the build's own shell script/container, this decision is made by the Node orchestrator process after that script exits, with no handle into it.
  • The test/RUN_TESTS path shares the same standardBuildAutomation entry point, so this fix applies uniformly to both without special-casing — no test-path-specific branching was needed structurally.

Docs

Covered in game-ci/documentation#585 (new "Cache Floor On Import Success" section on the Local Caching page), folded into that existing PR rather than opened separately, per a "unified single PR" directive for all outstanding orchestrate-advanced doc coverage.

Verification

  • tsc --noEmit (orchestrator): clean.
  • bunx oxfmt --check on all touched/added files: clean.
  • bun run test:ci (orchestrator, vitest): 1000+ passed, only the known pre-existing cli-integration.test.ts/orchestrator-rclone-steps.test.ts flakiness present — confirmed via git-stash comparison that this same flakiness (subprocess timeouts under sandbox load) reproduces on the unmodified baseline too, at a similar rate.
  • bun test ./src (root cli): same known pre-existing timeout cluster (unrelated — this worktree doesn't touch base src/ at all).
  • bun run build: succeeds.
  • Live sanity check: mocked runTaskInWorkflow to throw, wrote a real temp/job-log.txt containing AssetDatabase Refresh completed, a segfault signature, and RUNSTEPS_EXIT_CODE:139. Ran end-to-end with no diagnostics-layer mocking — confirmed the log line category=CRASH importCompleted=true corruptionSpecific=false -> eligible to bank as floor, confirmed LocalCacheService.saveEngineCache was actually called with the correct gating options, and confirmed the workflow's promise still rejected with the original build failure.
  • Configurability addition: --localCacheFloorCorruptionCategories re-verified with tsc --noEmit (clean), bunx oxfmt --check (clean), and 14/14 tests in build-automation-workflow.cache-floor.test.ts passing (11 original + 3 new: override narrows default, override widens default, unrecognized-only override falls back to default).

Test plan

  • New tests cover: generic-category+import-complete banks; corruption-category blocks unconditionally; import-incomplete blocks regardless of category; success path unchanged; --localCacheEnabled on but --localCacheSaveOnFailure off means zero new behavior; the real build failure always still propagates; --localCacheFloorCorruptionCategories narrows/widens the default and falls back cleanly on an unrecognized-only override
  • tsc --noEmit / oxfmt --check clean
  • bun run build succeeds
  • Live end-to-end sanity check confirms real wiring, not just isolated unit logic
  • Docs updated in docs: consolidated docs update (orchestrate-advanced, builder platform/OS mapping, large-projects fixes) documentation#585

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features
    • Added an opt-in setting to preserve eligible Library and LFS cache data after failed builds on bare local providers.
    • Cache preservation now considers asset-import completion and failure diagnostics before saving.
    • Added a configurable override for which failure categories are treated as corruption-specific.
  • Bug Fixes
    • Prevented cache saves when corruption is detected or when crashes occur before asset import completes.
    • Ensured cache-save errors do not replace the original build failure.

… a later failure (opt-in)

A real external studio's production Unity CI has a proven pattern: a
build/test crash occurring AFTER asset import already completed
successfully shouldn't discard the Library cache import produced - only
genuine import-time/Library corruption should block caching. Their
mechanism distinguishes generic crash evidence (safe to bank if import
finished) from independently-verified corruption-specific signals (block
unconditionally, even with import otherwise complete).

Two real gaps closed:

1. standardBuildAutomation() had no try/catch around runTaskInWorkflow -
   a failed build never reached the cache-save call at all, not gated,
   structurally unreachable. Now wrapped in try/catch: on failure, an
   opt-in cache-floor save is attempted before the original error is
   re-thrown unmodified - this never swallows or replaces the real
   failure, only banks a cache alongside it.

2. UnityBuildDiagnosticsService already computed importCompleted (log
   pattern match or Library/ArtifactDB mtime advancing past a pre-run
   baseline) and LocalCacheService.saveCacheFolder already had a
   skipOnCrashEvidence gate - neither was ever wired to the other. Now:
   on failure, diagnostics are computed from the same $LOG_FILE the
   retry feature already reads, and the decision is
   `importCompleted && !isCorruptionSpecificCategory(failureCategory)`
   (COMPILE/PACKAGE = corruption-specific, blocked unconditionally;
   CRASH/LICENSE/EXIT_NEG1/GENERIC = generic, bankable if import
   completed) - reusing the diagnostics service's existing
   classification, not a new detector.

New --localCacheSaveOnFailure flag (default off, separate from
--localCacheEnabled): banking a cache from a failed build is a real
behavior change beyond merely enabling caching, matching the same
caution already applied to --enableBuildRetry.

Scoped to the bare local/local-system provider only. Does not touch
CacheCheckpointService (a separate, pre-existing, cruder failure-save
mechanism for the containerized S3/rclone cache path only - saves on any
non-zero exit with no import-completion or corruption awareness) or
MiddlewareService/hooks (confirmed structurally unable to reach this
decision - hooks run inside the build's own shell script, this decision
is made by the Node orchestrator process after that script exits).
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Walkthrough

The change adds an opt-in CLI setting for saving Library and LFS caches after eligible failed bare-host local builds. The workflow analyzes Unity logs, applies import and corruption checks, preserves successful-build behavior, and keeps cache errors from replacing build failures.

Changes

Local cache floor

Layer / File(s) Summary
Cache-save option contract
plugins/orchestrator/src/cli-plugin/orchestrator-options-plugin.ts, plugins/orchestrator/src/model/build-parameters.ts, plugins/orchestrator/src/cli-plugin/build-parameters-adapter.ts
The CLI exposes localCacheSaveOnFailure, defaults it to false, and maps it to BuildParameters.cacheSaveOnFailure.
Cache service diagnostic gates
plugins/orchestrator/src/model/orchestrator/services/cache/local-cache-service.ts, plugins/orchestrator/src/model/orchestrator/services/cache/local-cache-service.test.ts
Cache saves can be blocked by corruption evidence or incomplete asset import. Tests cover crash, corruption, completed-import, and default save paths.
Failed-build cache workflow
plugins/orchestrator/src/model/orchestrator/workflows/build-automation-workflow.ts, plugins/orchestrator/src/model/orchestrator/workflows/build-automation-workflow.cache-floor.test.ts
The workflow analyzes Unity logs, saves eligible Library and LFS caches after failed local builds, preserves the original failure, and handles cache and missing-log errors without escaping.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to e1c19

The failed-build cache path may read an older exit marker and misclassify the current build, potentially banking a cache under the wrong conditions; the accompanying test code also has a likely TypeScript compile error. Merge should wait for these bounded issues to be fixed.

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sequenceDiagram
  participant BuildAutomationWorkflow
  participant UnityBuildDiagnosticsService
  participant LocalCacheService
  BuildAutomationWorkflow->>UnityBuildDiagnosticsService: Analyze the local Unity job log
  UnityBuildDiagnosticsService-->>BuildAutomationWorkflow: Return import and failure diagnostics
  BuildAutomationWorkflow->>LocalCacheService: Save eligible Library and LFS caches
  LocalCacheService-->>BuildAutomationWorkflow: Return or log cache-save errors
  BuildAutomationWorkflow-->>BuildAutomationWorkflow: Rethrow the original build error
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then replace the vi.Mock casts on the mocked filesystem methods with Mock so the
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Comment on lines +235 to +243
(mockFs.existsSync as vi.Mock).mockReturnValue(true);
(mockFs.readdirSync as vi.Mock).mockImplementation((dirPath: string) => {
if (String(dirPath).includes('Library') && !String(dirPath).includes('cache')) {
return ['file1.asset', 'file2.asset'];
}
return [];
});
(mockFs.statSync as vi.Mock).mockReturnValue({ mtimeMs: Date.now(), size: 1 });
(mockFs.mkdirSync as vi.Mock).mockReturnValue(undefined);

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Import Mock directly from vitest.

Vitest does not declare a vi namespace, so as vi.Mock causes Cannot find namespace 'vi'. Replace these casts with as Mock and add type Mock to the existing import.

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const logFilePath = path.join(process.cwd(), 'temp', 'job-log.txt');
const logText = BuildAutomationWorkflow.readEditorLogForCacheFloor(logFilePath);

const exitCodeMatch = logText.match(/RUNSTEPS_EXIT_CODE:(-?\d+)/);
// A failure with no recovered exit code still needs a nonzero
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Match the last RUNSTEPS_EXIT_CODE entry, not the first.

temp/job-log.txt is appended across jobs and retry attempts. String.prototype.match without g returns the first entry, so a stale 0 can trigger categorizeFailure()'s SUCCESS branch.

Use the last exit-code match. Limit diagnostic pattern checks to the current attempt, starting at the last game ci start marker.

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In
`@plugins/orchestrator/src/model/orchestrator/workflows/build-automation-workflow.ts`
around lines 304 - 312, The exit-code recovery in readEditorLogForCacheFloor
must use the most recent RUNSTEPS_EXIT_CODE from the current attempt, not the
first entry in the appended log. Scope diagnostic matching from the last “game
ci start” marker, then select the final exit-code match within that segment
before passing it to categorizeFailure(); retain the nonzero fallback when no
current-attempt code exists.

Adds --localCacheFloorCorruptionCategories to override which
UnityFailureCategory values are treated as corruption-specific
(unconditionally blocking a cache-floor save) instead of hardcoding
COMPILE/PACKAGE. Falls back to the built-in default when unset or
when the override contains no recognized categories, with a warning
logged for unrecognized entries.
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