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Unity removed offline/manual activation for Personal licenses. license.unity3d.com/manual now redirects to /new and reports "Offline activation is available only for Enterprise and Industry seats", and Unity's docs state manual activation "doesn't apply to Unity Personal". The Personal option is gone from the page, so the old display:none workaround has nothing left to un-hide.

That breaks GameCI's entire free-tier story: the file (.ulf) strategy in activate.sh was the only path free-tier users had, and a .ulf can no longer be obtained on a free seat at all.

Adds a personal strategy that acquires a seat directly from Unity's licensing service:

Unity.Licensing.Client --activate-all --include-personal \
  --username "$UNITY_EMAIL" --password "$UNITY_PASSWORD"

This is the licensing client, not the editor — unity-editor -serial -username -password is the serial path, which Unity documents as not applying to Personal. The client is already used here for floating licenses, so the invocation pattern is not new.

The return is the hard part. A Personal seat stays consumed until returned, unlike a .ulf:

  • return_license.{sh,ps1} gain a matching --return-ulf branch. They had none — a license file was never a seat, so there was nothing to give back.
  • runsteps.sh arms an EXIT trap (try/finally on Windows, and in mac's entrypoint.sh) so the seat comes back when the build hard-exits or the job is cancelled. Returning only on the happy path leaks a seat, and a leaked seat breaks every later run on the account, not just the one that leaked it. This has to live in the shell: the TypeScript side handles SIGINT with a bare process.exit(130), which pre-empts any JS cleanup handler.
  • New game-ci return-license command — the counterpart activate never had — to release a seat left held by ACTIVATE_ONLY.

Strategy selection moves into one resolved UNITY_LICENSING_METHOD value (--unityLicensingMethod, default auto), so the scripts branch on one thing instead of re-deriving it from six env vars in six places.

personal sits last in the auto order, below floating. License-server users commonly set unityEmail/unityPassword alongside unityLicensingServer, so checking personal any earlier would silently steal those runs away from their license server. Last position makes this purely additive — the only configuration whose behaviour changes is email+password with nothing else, which today exits 1 with "License activation strategy could not be determined".

Also fixed (all in the paths this already touches)

  • No secret redaction existed anywhere in src/. Docker.run logged the full docker run line — including --env UNITY_PASSWORD="..." — at -vv, and System.run logged the command and its output verbatim. Survivable when a serial was the credential and Unity masked it; under personal activation the account password is the credential, and free-tier users are exactly the group most likely to paste a verbose log into an issue.
  • unityLicenseFile was never declared as an option despite environment.ts reading it and three activate scripts branching on UNITY_LICENSE_FILE — so it was always undefined, always dropped, and the documented flag silently did nothing on every platform.
  • Multiline --env values never reached the container when sourced from a path. Bare --env NAME relies on the docker client inheriting from process.env, which never happened when the value came from --unityLicense <path> and was read off disk by the coercer, so UNITY_LICENSE arrived empty.
  • The .alf rejection told users to "activate your license file first" — now unfollowable on a free seat.

Notes for review

  • The --activate-all / --include-personal / --return-ulf flags are undocumented by Unity. They are what Unity Hub drives and what other CI tooling uses today, but Unity can change them without notice — which is exactly how the current breakage happened. They are kept in one resolver per platform so a future break is a one-line fix.

  • Neither action.yml here can host a GitHub Action post: step (both are using: composite, which cannot declare one). return-license is the command a wrapper action would invoke; wiring that up belongs in game-ci/unity-activate.

  • Docs on game-ci/documentation should tell users to use a dedicated CI-only Unity account, not a personal main one — a shared Personal seat driven by CI credentials is a grey area under Unity's terms.

  • 2FA is out of scope. Headless personal activation cannot answer a 2FA or device-verification challenge; this PR detects and reports that case with actionable guidance rather than a bare exit code. Automating it needs a TOTP implementation and its own design.

  • Rebased onto main after d7cf478 (assets embedded in the binary). Adding files under dist/ now also requires bun run build:assets, since the compiled binary carries dist/ inside it — the two new step scripts are included in the regenerated bundle.

Backwards compatibility

Existing setups do not change behaviour. This was verified by comparing the new strategy selection against the original inline conditions across all 64 combinations of the six licensing env vars, for every activate and return script.

That check found two real regressions in the first draft, both now fixed:

  • The four activate scripts have never agreed on precedence. ubuntu, mac and windows/steps check file → serial → floating; the windows container script checks file → floating → serial. So UNITY_SERIAL + UNITY_LICENSING_SERVER picks serial on three platforms and floating on the fourth. Any single central order silently changes activation for some existing setup — a Windows container build with both configured would have switched from its license server to its serial.
  • The return scripts keyed off raw env vars, not the activation strategy. A .ulf run with UNITY_SERIAL also set still issued a serial return. Dispatching the return on the resolved strategy silently skipped it for 33 combinations on ubuntu/mac and 48 on the windows container set. A return that stops happening is a leaked seat.

So --unityLicensingMethod is now an explicit-only override: on auto the CLI forwards nothing and each script keeps its own original chain, with personal appended as a new terminal branch. The return keeps its original raw-env conditions verbatim, with personal checked first (which cannot shadow them — in auto mode personal requires no serial, no license file and no server).

Net effect across all 64 combinations, on every script: 6 deltas, all the same single case — UNITY_EMAIL + UNITY_PASSWORD with nothing else, which previously exited 1 with "License activation strategy could not be determined". Nothing else moves.

The matrix is now a permanent CI guard in scripts/test-licensing-steps.sh: all 64 combinations must keep their original strategy, and exactly one may newly resolve to personal.

Deliberately not unified: the windows-container precedence divergence is preserved rather than fixed, so nothing silently changes. Unifying it is a genuine cleanup that deserves its own PR.

Testing

scripts/test-licensing-steps.sh is a new CI step that runs the real step scripts against a stub licensing client — no Unity, no Docker, no network. It covers the argv produced by each strategy, the precedence order, seat-exhaustion vs 2FA failure reporting, and that the seat is returned when the build hard-exits. That behaviour lives in bash, so no TypeScript test can reach it.

Unit tests added for the resolver, the new options, the model, the redaction helper, the new command, and the new env vars.

Not yet run against a live Unity account — the end-to-end check that matters is activating twice back-to-back on a throwaway account and confirming the second run doesn't fail on seat exhaustion.

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  • Read the contribution guide and accept the code of conduct
  • Readme (updated or not needed — user-facing docs live in game-ci/documentation)
  • Tests (added)

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Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Added a return-license command to release an active Unity license without building or testing.
    • Added configurable Unity licensing methods: automatic, personal, serial, floating, or file-based.
    • Added support for forwarding Unity license files into containerized runs.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Prevented license credentials and other secrets from appearing in verbose logs.
    • Improved licensing guidance for unsupported .alf files.
    • Ensured licenses are returned across supported completion and failure paths.

Unity removed offline/manual activation for Personal licenses:
license.unity3d.com/manual now redirects to /new and reports that offline
activation is Enterprise/Industry only. A .ulf can no longer be obtained on a
free seat at all, which breaks GameCI's entire free-tier story - the `file`
strategy in activate.sh was the only path free-tier users had.

Add a `personal` strategy that acquires a seat straight from Unity's licensing
service:

  Unity.Licensing.Client --activate-all --include-personal \
    --username "$UNITY_EMAIL" --password "$UNITY_PASSWORD"

Note this is the licensing client, not the editor - `unity-editor -serial
-username -password` is the serial path, which Unity documents as not applying
to Personal.

A Personal seat stays consumed until returned, unlike a .ulf, so the return
matters as much as the activation:

- return_license.{sh,ps1} gain a matching --return-ulf branch. They had none,
  because a license file was never a seat.
- runsteps.sh arms an EXIT trap (try/finally on Windows, and in mac's
  entrypoint.sh) so the seat comes back when the build hard-exits or the job is
  cancelled. Returning only on the happy path leaks a seat, and a leaked seat
  breaks every later run on the account, not just the one that leaked it.
- New `game-ci return-license` command, the counterpart `activate` never had,
  to release a seat left held by ACTIVATE_ONLY.

Strategy selection moves into one resolved UNITY_LICENSING_METHOD value
(--unityLicensingMethod, default auto) so the scripts branch on one thing
instead of re-deriving it from six env vars in six places. `personal` sits last
in the auto order, below floating: license-server users commonly set
unityEmail/unityPassword too, and checking personal earlier would silently
steal those runs away from their server. The only configuration whose behaviour
changes is email+password with nothing else, which today exits 1 with "License
activation strategy could not be determined".

Also fixed, all in the paths this touches:

- No secret redaction existed anywhere in src/. Docker.run logged the full
  `docker run` line - including --env UNITY_PASSWORD="..." - at -vv, and
  System.run logged the command and its output verbatim. That was survivable
  when a serial was the credential; under personal activation the account
  password is the credential, and free-tier users are the group most likely to
  paste a verbose log into a bug report.
- options.unityLicenseFile was read by environment.ts but never declared as an
  option, so UNITY_LICENSE_FILE was always dropped and the documented flag
  silently did nothing on every platform.
- Multiline env values are passed as bare `--env NAME`, relying on the docker
  client inheriting from process.env - which never happened when the value came
  from `--unityLicense <path>` and was read off disk by the coercer, so
  UNITY_LICENSE arrived empty in the container.
- The .alf rejection told users to "activate your license file first", which is
  now unfollowable on a free seat.

Tested with scripts/test-licensing-steps.sh, a new CI step that runs the real
step scripts against a stub licensing client - covering the argv for each
strategy, the precedence order, seat-exhaustion vs 2FA failure reporting, and
that the seat is returned when the build hard-exits. Behaviour that lives in
bash, so no TypeScript test can reach it.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Unity licensing flow

Layer / File(s) Summary
Licensing options and method contracts
src/model/unity/license/*, src/command-options/unity-options.*
Adds licensing method constants, CLI options, license-file validation, and parser tests.
Licensing strategy and environment propagation
src/logic/unity/license/*, src/logic/unity/environment.*, src/model/image-environment-factory.ts
Resolves explicit strategies and exports licensing, license-file, and return-only environment values.
License-return command integration
src/command/return-license/*, src/cli-commands.ts, src/plugin/builtin/unity-plugin.ts
Adds and registers return-license. The command returns licenses through Docker or MacBuilder without activation.
Licensing script behavior validation
scripts/test-licensing-steps.sh, .github/workflows/tests.yml
Tests strategy precedence, personal activation, failure classification, compatibility branches, and seat return on exit paths.
Secret registration and redaction
src/model/secret-redaction.*, src/cli.ts
Registers secret option values and redacts them before later CLI logging.
Redacted command and output logging
src/model/docker.ts, src/model/system/system.ts
Redacts secrets from Docker commands and system command output in verbose logs.

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

Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to f0e62

Credentials can still appear in verbose or streamed logs, and license-return operations can fail or skip returning a seat. These issues should be fixed before merge.

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sequenceDiagram
  participant CLI
  participant ReturnLicenseCommand
  participant PlatformSetup
  participant Docker
  participant UnityLicensingClient
  CLI->>ReturnLicenseCommand: execute(return-license options)
  ReturnLicenseCommand->>PlatformSetup: setup(returnLicenseOnly=true)
  ReturnLicenseCommand->>Docker: run(returnLicenseOnly=true)
  Docker->>UnityLicensingClient: return active license
  UnityLicensingClient-->>Docker: return status
  Docker-->>CLI: command result
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frostebite and others added 2 commits September 4, 2026 10:35
main now embeds dist/ into the compiled binary (d7cf478), so adding
licensing_method.sh and resolve_unity_path.sh to dist/platforms left the
committed src/generated/embedded-assets.ts stale and failed the new
"Verify embedded assets are up to date" check.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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frostebite marked this pull request as ready for review September 4, 2026 09:38
Routing activation through a single centrally-resolved strategy looked
equivalent but was not. Comparing the new resolver against the original inline
conditions across all 64 combinations of the six licensing env vars turned up
two real regressions and a large class of latent ones.

The four activate scripts have never agreed on precedence. ubuntu, mac and
windows/steps check file -> serial -> floating; the windows *container* script
checks file -> floating -> serial. So UNITY_SERIAL together with
UNITY_LICENSING_SERVER selects serial on three platforms and floating on the
fourth, and any single central order silently changes activation for some
existing setup somewhere. A Windows container build with both configured would
have switched from its license server to its serial.

The return side was worse. The original return_license scripts keyed their
branches off the raw env vars rather than off the activation strategy, so a
.ulf run with UNITY_SERIAL also set still issued a serial return. Dispatching
the return on the activation strategy silently skipped it for 33 combinations
on ubuntu/mac and 48 on the windows container set. A return that stops
happening is a leaked seat, and a leaked seat degrades every later run on the
account rather than just the one that leaked it - the exact failure this PR
exists to prevent.

So:

- resolveLicensingMethod no longer auto-detects. It forwards
  UNITY_LICENSING_METHOD only when --unityLicensingMethod was set explicitly,
  and forwards nothing on `auto`, leaving each script its own unchanged chain.
- Each platform's licensing_method helper reproduces that platform's original
  chain condition for condition, including the windows container's
  floating-before-serial order and its serial catch-all. `personal` is appended
  as a new terminal branch only.
- A new Get-UnityLicenseReturnStrategy / resolve_unity_license_return_strategy
  keeps the return's original raw-env conditions verbatim, with `personal`
  checked first - which cannot shadow them, since in auto mode personal
  requires no serial, no license file and no server.

Net effect across all 64 combinations, on every script: 6 deltas, all of them
the same single combination - UNITY_EMAIL + UNITY_PASSWORD with nothing else,
which previously exited 1 with "License activation strategy could not be
determined" and now activates a Personal seat. Nothing else moves.

scripts/test-licensing-steps.sh gains that exhaustive matrix as a permanent
guard: all 64 combinations must keep their original strategy, and exactly one
may newly resolve to personal. Spot checks would not have caught this.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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In `@scripts/test-licensing-steps.sh`:
- Around line 63-65: Update run_step to also unset RETURN_LICENSE_ONLY and
ACTIVATE_ONLY alongside the existing licensing variables before applying the
explicit case environment, ensuring cleanup cases always execute their intended
runsteps.sh path.

In `@src/cli.ts`:
- Line 192: Update the finalParse and loadConfig parsing flow so
SecretRedaction.registerFromOptions runs before any logging of parsed options or
cliOptions, including parse-time log sinks; alternatively remove raw
option-object logging. Ensure CLI, environment, and configuration secrets are
redacted before they can reach verbose logs.

In `@src/command/return-license/return-license-command.ts`:
- Line 44: Update MacBuilder.run to support a return-only execution mode that
skips UnityBuildValidation.validateBuild when no build output is expected, while
preserving validation for normal builds. Pass this mode from the return-license
command at the existing MacBuilder.run invocation.
- Line 33: Update the returnLicenseOptions construction in the return-license
command to explicitly set activateOnly to false while retaining
returnLicenseOnly: true, ensuring return-only execution is not short-circuited
by ACTIVATE_ONLY. Add a test covering command execution when the caller provides
activateOnly: true.

In `@src/model/image-environment-factory.ts`:
- Around line 34-36: Update the environment handling around the parameter loop
so values, including multiline license values, are passed through the Docker
child-process environment without mutating process.env or retaining values
between invocations. Ensure each call uses its own parameter values and add a
regression test invoking the factory twice with different license values to
verify the second Docker invocation receives the newer value.

In `@src/model/system/system.ts`:
- Line 114: Update the output handling around SecretRedaction.redact so
runResult.output is redacted before any truncation; then use the full redacted
output for verbose mode and truncate that redacted value for non-verbose mode.
- Around line 112-114: Update the subprocess streaming path in System.run and
Docker.run so stdout and stderr are passed through SecretRedaction before being
written to CI logs, while keeping runResult output unredacted. Preserve
sufficient chunk-boundary context when redacting streamed data so secrets split
across chunks are still detected.

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Six of the seven review findings were valid against the current code.

Redaction was bypassed by the first thing that logs. finalParse() hands the
entire options bag - unityPassword included - to log.info("parsed:", ...), and
loadConfig logs the config file's cliOptions, both before registerFromOptions
ran. Worse, those call sites log *objects*, so per-call-site redaction could
never have covered them. Redaction now happens in the logger's formatArgs,
the single point where every argument has been flattened to a string, and
registration moved into finalParse and loadConfig so it precedes their own
logging. SecretRedaction drops its dependencies.ts import to keep the logger
free of an import cycle.

Also, on macOS both `activate` and `return-license` failed *after* doing their
work: MacBuilder.run always calls UnityBuildValidation.validateBuild, which
throws unless the output contains "Build succeeded!" or a "# Build results #"
section. Neither command produces build output. Now skipped for activate-only
and return-only runs - this fixes `activate` on macOS too, which had the same
latent bug before this PR.

The multiline env fix no longer mutates process.env. Writing the value there
only when unset meant a second invocation with a different license silently
reused the first one's value. The values are now collected per call by
ImageEnvironmentFactory.getInheritedEnvVars and handed to the docker client
through System.run's existing env option.

Smaller ones: System.run redacts before truncating (truncating first can cut a
secret in half, leaving an unmatchable prefix in the log); ReturnLicenseCommand
clears activateOnly rather than spreading it through; and run_step in
scripts/test-licensing-steps.sh clears RETURN_LICENSE_ONLY/ACTIVATE_ONLY so an
ambient value cannot make a case take a different runsteps.sh branch.

Not taken: redacting live-streamed subprocess output. That output was never
redacted before this PR either, so it is not a regression, and doing it
correctly needs chunk-boundary buffering across a stream that carries whole
build logs. Left for its own change.

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