UPM config on Windows runners

[lukas-prodviz]

Hello,

According to the documentation, UPM authentication on Ubuntu is configured by creating the upmconfig file under /home/runner/work/_temp/_github_home.

In which directory should this file be placed on Windows runners?

I already tried to use $HOME and change the Ubuntu example from the documentation as follows:

  - name: Create .upmconfig.toml UPM authentication file
    env:
      npm_token: ${{ secrets.NPM_TOKEN }}
    run: |
      cd $HOME
      echo "[npmAuth.`"https://upm.example.com`"]" > .upmconfig.toml
      echo "_auth = `"$Env:npm_token`"" >> .upmconfig.toml
      echo "alwaysAuth = true" >> .upmconfig.toml

But this still gives me the message "... failed because it lacks valid authentication credentials" when the package manager tries to resolve the dependencies, whereas on Ubuntu everything works as expected.

[GabLeRoux]

I think this could be related:
game-ci/unity-test-runner#261

It's not for the builder project, but it does work with the .upmconfig.toml. We might need to do similar logic for the builder project.

[nvandessel]

Unfortunately for the test-runner, package-mode has the caveat of only working on Linux runners due to the dependency on jq, issue being tracked here: game-ci/unity-test-runner#224

So that means that I haven't been able to confirm it working on a Windows machine.

One possible option is to try a different location for the toml that is accepted by Unity. See valid locations here.
So instead of: cd $HOME, it might be: cd C:\ProgramData\Unity\config\

*Note that my example location requires the file to be named upmconfig.toml without the prepended .

[laurentinosn-chimera]

@lukas-prodviz have you managed to work with this config? I'm having the same issue. I'm also trying to build on a self-hosted Windows agent and must authenticate it with my external package manager. I have tried using various approaches without success:
Creating the upm file to C:\ProgramData\Unity\config;
Try creating on ${{ runner.temp }}/_github_home
And finally using this:

    - name: Build project
       uses: game-ci/unity-builder@v4
       env:
         ...
         UPM_REGISTRY_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.NPM_AUTH_TOKEN }}
       with:
         ...
         scopedRegistryUrl: http://myserver.upm.com:8080

Still looking to solve this problem =/

[Shaun-Fong]

@lukas-prodviz have you managed to work with this config? I'm having the same issue. I'm also trying to build on a self-hosted Windows agent and must authenticate it with my external package manager. I have tried using various approaches without success: Creating the upm file to C:\ProgramData\Unity\config; Try creating on ${{ runner.temp }}/_github_home And finally using this:

You cannot use scopedRegistryUrl as an input parameter because it does not exist in the builder at all.

    - name: Build project
       uses: game-ci/unity-builder@v4
       env:
         ...
         UPM_REGISTRY_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.NPM_AUTH_TOKEN }}
       with:
         ...
         scopedRegistryUrl: http://myserver.upm.com:8080

Try PR #665; it should work with your actions.
I successfully set up GitHub Packages as a private registry in my private repo.

[laurentinosn-chimera]

It worked, thank @Shaun-Fong

[davidmfinol]

Looks like this is resolved, so closing this issue.