docs: document cli's new build options, --recipe, and test-runner's coverageEnabled - #582
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…overageEnabled Reviewed the docs against this session's landed changes and found real gaps - several new, real options had zero documentation footprint: - cli build command: --build-profile, --manual-exit, --skip-activation, --run-as-host-user, --enable-gpu, --git-config-extensions (game-ci/ cli#62, #67) were entirely undocumented. - game-ci test's Unity support: the doc described it vaguely as "provided by the detected engine plugin" - it now has a real, concrete implementation (game-ci/cli#59, Unity's own native CLI test runner via --unity-cli-args) worth describing directly instead of deferring to a plugin abstraction. - build-unity-image's --recipe flag (game-ci/cli#56/#61) - a declarative YAML recipe file, and the priority-over-flags design decision - had no documentation at all despite being a fully implemented, real feature. - unity-test-runner's coverageEnabled input (game-ci/unity-test-runner #311) - an opt-out for code coverage instrumentation added specifically to work around real crashes/compile errors on some Unity versions - was undocumented, meaning the exact users who'd need it had no way to discover it from the docs. Verified with `yarn build` - compiles clean, no new broken links/routes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe documentation adds Unity build and test options, configurable test coverage, and YAML recipes for Docker image builds. ChangesUnity build and test documentation
Test coverage configuration
Docker image recipes
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Mergeability Score: 🔵 Low · up to The documentation adds coverage for new CLI, recipe, and Unity test-runner options, but the current text still contains an inaccurate Unity test example and incomplete recipe guidance that could cause copy-paste failures or configuration confusion. It is mergeable with explicit owner follow-up to correct these bounded documentation issues. Possibly related PRs
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Table column widths weren't uniformly padded - CI's format check caught it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@docs/03-github-cli/02-build.mdx`:
- Around line 154-171: Update the Unity CLI description to reflect the stated
release timeline: replace the 2025 claim with the accurate release information
and identify 0.1.0-beta.7 as the minimum version supporting unity test, --mode,
and --output if appropriate. In the game-ci test example, replace the unverified
--platform and --report arguments with --mode editmode --output results.xml,
while preserving the raw pass-through explanation.
In `@docs/08-docker/05-custom-images.mdx`:
- Around line 86-95: Update the recipe field mapping documentation to explicitly
state that push is not supported in recipe files and must be supplied as the
--push CLI option on every invocation.
- Around line 79-90: Update the documentation to remove the unsupported recipe
invocation, precedence claims, and recipe field mapping table; use the
implemented build-image command and document only currently supported CLI
behavior.
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…y push Per CodeRabbit review on #582, verified directly against Unity's own docs (docs.unity.com/en-us/unity-cli): - Unity CLI's actual first public release was April 2026 (0.1.0-beta.1), not 2025 as originally written - a stale claim carried over from earlier, less precise investigation. - The illustrative game-ci test example used guessed flags (--platform/--report) that directly contradicted the same paragraph's own stated rationale for --unity-cli-args being a raw pass-through (no guessing flag names). Replaced with --mode/--output, which Unity's own release notes document as real flags added in CLI 0.1.0-beta.7 (still noted as "confirm with --help", since the CLI reference page itself still has no formal parameter table for test). - Clarified that --push is not a recipe field - it's a per-invocation CLI flag regardless of whether a recipe is used, since whether to push is a decision about *this run*, not a property of the build. Did not act on CodeRabbit's broader claim that --recipe/build-unity-image isn't implemented and the command is named "build-image" - verified directly against cli's current source (src/cli-commands.ts, src/model/build-image/recipe-file.ts, build-image-command.ts) that the command is build-unity-image, --recipe works standalone (unityVersion can come from the recipe alone), and the feature is real/merged/tested, not a stale proposal. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@docs/08-docker/05-custom-images.mdx`:
- Line 57: Update the CLI options table entry for --unity-version to state that
it is required unless provided by --recipe, reflecting that unityVersion can be
supplied through the recipe file.
- Around line 86-95: Update the custom image recipe documentation example to
include version: 1, and extend the field mapping table with version as optional
recipe-format metadata that has no corresponding CLI flag.
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…rsion field Per CodeRabbit follow-up on #582, verified against the current cli source (build-image-command.ts's own --help text literally says "Required unless provided via --recipe"; recipe-file.ts's RecipeFile interface has an optional version field with no CLI flag equivalent). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Reviewed the docs against this session's landed cli/unity-test-runner changes and found real, worth-fixing gaps rather than assuming everything was already covered.
cli build command
Six new options had zero documentation footprint:
--build-profile,--manual-exit,--skip-activation,--run-as-host-user,--enable-gpu,--git-config-extensions(game-ci/cli#62, #67).game-ci test's Unity supportThe doc described it vaguely as "provided by the detected engine plugin." It now has a real, concrete implementation (game-ci/cli#59) — Unity's own native CLI test runner via
--unity-cli-args— worth describing directly instead of deferring entirely to a plugin abstraction. Explained why it's a raw pass-through rather than typed flags (Unity's own docs point tounity test --helpas the only authoritative reference).build-unity-image --recipeA fully implemented, real feature (game-ci/cli#56/#61) — a declarative YAML recipe file, with recipe fields taking priority over CLI flags — had no documentation at all.
unity-test-runner's
coverageEnabledNew opt-out input (game-ci/unity-test-runner#311) added specifically to work around real coverage-instrumentation crashes/compile errors on some Unity versions. It was undocumented, meaning the exact users who'd need it had no way to discover it.
Verification
yarn build— compiles clean, no new broken links or routes (the pre-existing "duplicate routes" warning for/docs/docker/versionsis unrelated to this change).Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 noreply@anthropic.com
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game-ci test, Unity’s experimental test runner, raw CLI argument support, and custom test runner alternatives.--recipeoption for custom Unity image builds, including recipe settings taking priority over CLI flags.