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feat: uloop verify-project finds .meta, GUID, conflict-marker, and manifest problems without starting Unity - #3162
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participant User
participant Dispatcher
participant ProjectVerifier
participant FileSystem
User->>Dispatcher: Run verify-project with optional project path
Dispatcher->>ProjectVerifier: Resolve project root and call projectverify.Run
ProjectVerifier->>FileSystem: Read project, metadata, settings, and package files
FileSystem-->>ProjectVerifier: Return file contents and scan results
ProjectVerifier-->>Dispatcher: Return verification report
Dispatcher-->>User: Write JSON report and return exit code
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Review comments at @cli/dispatcher/internal/projectverify/meta_scan.go:
- Around line 45-47: Update the pairing check in the metadata scan loop so a
sibling counts as a `.meta` pair only when it exists and is not a directory.
Preserve the existing `META_MISSING` finding for absent metadata files.
Review comments at @cli/dispatcher/internal/projectverify/roots.go:
- Around line 155-195: Update resolveLocalPackage to reject a symlinked package
root before returning it as a scan root; use a non-following filesystem check so
links to the project or its ancestors are skipped while ordinary directory roots
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| // resolveLocalPackage turns one file: location into a scan root, the way Unity resolves it: | ||
| // a relative path is relative to Packages/. A location Unity cannot load is reported, not returned. | ||
| func (v *verifier) resolveLocalPackage(name string, location string) (scanRoot, bool, error) { | ||
| if location == "" { | ||
| v.addManifestFinding(emptyLocalPackagePathMessage(name)) | ||
| return scanRoot{}, false, nil | ||
| } | ||
| path := location | ||
| if !filepath.IsAbs(path) { | ||
| path = filepath.Join(v.projectRoot, packagesDirectoryName, path) | ||
| } | ||
| path = filepath.Clean(path) | ||
| if path == v.projectRoot || isWithin(v.projectRoot, path) { | ||
| v.addManifestFinding(localPackageContainsProjectMessage(name, location)) | ||
| return scanRoot{}, false, nil | ||
| } | ||
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| info, err := os.Stat(path) | ||
| if errors.Is(err, fs.ErrNotExist) { | ||
| v.addManifestFinding(localPackageMissingMessage(name, location)) | ||
| return scanRoot{}, false, nil | ||
| } | ||
| if err != nil { | ||
| return scanRoot{}, false, fmt.Errorf("inspect local package %s at %s: %w", name, path, err) | ||
| } | ||
| // A file: path to a file is a package tarball, which has no folder to scan until Unity unpacks it. | ||
| if !info.IsDir() { | ||
| return scanRoot{}, false, nil | ||
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| packageJSONPath := filepath.Join(path, packageManifestName) | ||
| packageInfo, err := os.Stat(packageJSONPath) | ||
| if err != nil && !errors.Is(err, fs.ErrNotExist) { | ||
| return scanRoot{}, false, fmt.Errorf("inspect local package %s at %s: %w", name, packageJSONPath, err) | ||
| } | ||
| if err != nil || !packageInfo.Mode().IsRegular() { | ||
| v.addManifestFinding(localPackageWithoutPackageJSONMessage(name, location)) | ||
| return scanRoot{}, false, nil | ||
| } | ||
| return scanRoot{path: path, display: v.displayPath(path)}, true, nil | ||
| } |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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sed -n '23,36p;74,245p' cli/dispatcher/internal/projectverify/roots.go
sed -n '62,109p' cli/dispatcher/internal/projectverify/verify.go
sed -n '19,115p' cli/dispatcher/internal/projectverify/meta_scan.go
rg -n 'symlink|contain|file:' cli/dispatcher/internal/projectverify/roots_test.go .claude/skills/uloop-verify-project/SKILL.mdRepository: hatayama/unity-cli-loop
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printf '\\n--- local root tests ---\\n'
sed -n '70,280p' cli/dispatcher/internal/projectverify/roots_test.go
printf '\\n--- verifier entry/report ---\\n'
sed -n '1,150p' cli/dispatcher/internal/projectverify/verify.go
printf '\\n--- scan and report construction ---\\n'
rg -n 'projectverify\\.Run|projectverify\\.Report|func \\(v \\*verifier\\) buildReport|func \\(v \\*verifier\\) addManifestFinding|type scanRoot|func Run\\(' cli/dispatcher
printf '\\n--- relevant project guidance ---\\n'
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nl -ba cli/dispatcher/internal/projectverify/verify.go | sed -n '62,105p;135,185p'
nl -ba cli/dispatcher/internal/projectverify/meta_scan.go | sed -n '19,77p'
printf '%s\\n' '--- reachable command caller ---'
rg -n -F -- 'projectverify.Run(' cli/dispatcher
printf '%s\\n' '--- symlink tests/contracts in verifier scope ---'
rg -n -i 'symlink|symbolic link|never followed' cli/dispatcher/internal/projectverify .claude/skills/uloop-verify-project || test "$?" -eq 1
printf '%s\\n' '--- containment test setup ---'
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printf '%s\\n' '--- embedded-package symlink test ---'
nl -ba cli/dispatcher/internal/projectverify/roots_test.go | sed -n '326,360p'
printf '%s\\n' '--- verify-project command caller ---'
nl -ba cli/dispatcher/internal/dispatcher/verify_project.go | sed -n '1,75p'
printf '%s\\n' '--- embedded package filtering ---'
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Exclude symlinked local package roots from scanning.
When a manifest file: path is outside the project but links to the project or an ancestor, the lexical containment check passes. os.Stat follows the link, and a regular target package.json lets resolveLocalPackage return it as a scan root. Run scans that root directly, so the verifier can scan the project or ancestor and report false findings, including duplicate GUIDs. Skip this symlinked root instead of adding it to the scan roots.
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Review comment at @cli/dispatcher/internal/projectverify/roots.go around lines
155 - 195:
Update resolveLocalPackage to reject a symlinked package root before returning
it as a scan root; use a non-following filesystem check so links to the project
or its ancestors are skipped while ordinary directory roots retain their
existing behavior.
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Unity only notices missing or orphaned .meta files, broken GUIDs, leftover merge conflict blocks, and a broken Packages/manifest.json when it opens the project, and by then it has already reassigned GUIDs or deleted .meta files, so references break in ways that cannot be undone. projectverify reads the project the way Unity would on its next import and reports those problems without writing anything, so a later command can run it while Unity is closed or open. - Run is the only entry point; roots, the .meta scan, and the conflict marker search stay unexported behind it, and the tests drive Run only. - Assets, embedded packages, and local file: packages are scanned once each, with a folder nested in another root dropped so its .meta files are not counted twice and reported as duplicate GUIDs. - Names Unity hides, plugin folders Unity imports as one asset, and symbolic links follow Unity's rules, and pairing is exact-case so the result is the same on every OS. - Allow the new internal package in the dispatcher module boundary test.
The project check has to run while Unity is closed and in projects that do not have the uloop package, so the dispatcher answers it in its own process instead of forwarding it to a pinned project runner. It is also kept out of the V2 project hand-off, because the check does not depend on the package version at all. - Register verify-project as a visible dispatcher-owned native command, so it shows in help, list --names, and completion, and update the tests that list every native command. - Resolve the enclosing project before searching child folders, so a Unity-shaped test fixture inside the project is not checked instead. - Print the report on stdout and exit 1 when it has findings; argument and resolution failures go to stderr as error envelopes with empty stdout.
Agents learn when to run a command and how to read its result from its skill; --help can only show the usage. The skill explains each check together with how to fix it, what is and is not scanned, and the report fields, and verify-project --help now ends by pointing to it. - Map verify-project to its skill in the help guidance table, and check that the help output names it. - List the skill and a direct CLI example in both READMEs, and add the generated .claude and .agents copies. - Restamp the shared release inputs, since cli/common changed.
The order test placed a local package outside the project. Its absolute display path starts with "/" on Unix but with a drive letter on Windows, so the expected order only held on Unix and the Windows CI failed. A package folder inside the project, named to sort before Assets, has a relative display path that sorts the same way on every OS while still being scanned after Assets, so the test still fails when findings are no longer sorted by path.
A regular file named Packages stopped the run on macOS and Linux only because reading it as a folder failed there. On Windows the same read, and the manifest path below it, came back empty or missing instead, so the run reported a missing manifest and succeeded. Run's precondition now requires Packages, when present, to be a folder, so every reader of Packages can rely on it regardless of the OS and of the order the readers run in. A symbolic link to a folder is still accepted. The test now expects the precondition's own message, so it fails on every OS when the check is removed.
On Windows a directory listing can report a stale modification time for a folder, so the test that a run writes nothing saw folder times move although no file changed. Folder times are now compared on the other platforms only; paths, modes, and file times and contents are still compared everywhere, and the run does not branch by OS.
A local package folder inside another root was always dropped as already covered, but the outer scan never enters hidden folders, plugin folders, or linked folders. A package below one of them was therefore never checked, and the run reported success without listing it. Nested roots are now dropped only when the outer scan walks all the way down to them. The rule for which folders the scan enters lives in one function that both the scan and the root list use, so the two cannot disagree and scan a folder twice or not at all.
Swallowing a failure to list Packages would silently skip every embedded package and still report success. Packages being a folder is now a precondition, so no other test reaches that listing error any more. The new test leaves the folder searchable and only removes the right to list it. With every permission removed, reading the manifest below it would fail as well and keep the test passing even if the listing error were swallowed.
A folder named like an asset's .meta file counted as that asset's .meta file, so the asset was never reported as missing one. Only entries that are not folders are .meta files; a folder with that name is an ordinary folder, so the asset is now reported as META_MISSING.
The rebased commits kept main's stamps where both sides had changed them. The shared inputs now combine this branch's command and skill registration with main's tool catalog change, so regenerate both stamps with scripts/stamp-release-inputs.sh instead of merging the hashes.
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Summary
uloop verify-projectchecks a Unity project's files without starting Unity and reports missing or orphaned.metafiles, invalid or duplicate GUIDs, leftover merge conflict markers, and a brokenPackages/manifest.json.User Impact
.metafiles, which breaks references in ways that cannot be undone. An agent that had just moved, copied, or merged assets had no way to check before committing.uloop verify-projectafter asset changes and before committing. The JSON report says what is wrong, where, and how to fix it while the old GUIDs still exist. Exit code 0 means nothing was found; 1 means problems were found or the check could not run.Checks
Findings are listed in this order, then by path, with at most 100 per check (
FindingCountandCountsByCheckstill count all of them, andTruncatedsays when some were left out).CONFLICT_MARKER<<<<<<<,=======,>>>>>>>) is left in a file. Only the first block of each file is reported; a file with a NUL byte in its first 8000 bytes is treated as binary and skipped.MANIFEST_INVALIDPackages/manifest.jsonis missing, is not a JSON object, has a malformeddependenciesobject, or has afile:dependency that does not point to a package folder.GUID_DUPLICATE.metafiles declare the same GUID.GUID_INVALID.metafile has no validguid:line (32 hexadecimal characters, not all zero).META_MISSING.metafile next to it.META_ORPHAN.metafile has no matching asset.What is scanned
.metafiles underAssets/, under every embedded package (a real folder directly underPackages/with apackage.jsonfile), and under every local package the manifest lists asfile:(relative paths are resolved fromPackages/). A folder inside another of these is scanned once: by the enclosing scan when that scan reaches it, and as its own root when it sits below a hidden, plugin, or linked folder the enclosing scan does not enter. Scanning it twice would count the same.metafile twice and report it as a duplicate GUID..metafile: names starting with., names ending with~,cvsin any case, and files with a.tmpextension in any case..bundle,.framework,.xcframework,.plugin, or.androidlib(any case) need their own.metafile, but nothing inside them is scanned. Unity imports such a folder as one plugin, and whether the files inside have.metafiles depends on how the plugin was built..metafile but are never followed..metafile pairs with its asset by exact name, letter case included, so the result is the same on every OS. A folder with that name is an ordinary folder, not the asset's.metafile..metafiles included), every file underProjectSettings/, andPackages/manifest.jsonandPackages/packages-lock.json.--project-path, the project the working directory is in is chosen before any Unity-shaped folder below it, so a test fixture inside the project is not checked instead.Out of scope
Library/PackageCachefile:path into the project that is written through a symbolic linkChanges
verify-projectin its own process, the same way aslaunchandcompile-check, and keeps it out of the V2 project hand-off. It appears in--helpandlist --names, and among the suggestions for a mistyped command.uloop-verify-projectskill explains each check with how to fix it, andverify-project --helpends by pointing to it. Both READMEs list it (20 bundled skills) together with a CLI example, and the generated.claude/.agentscopies are included.cli/commonchanged.Compatibility
minimumDispatcherVersionis not raised: the Unity package never calls this command, so nothing in the package needs a newer dispatcher. With an older dispatcher,uloop verify-projectis an unknown command, and the skill tells the agent to runuloop update.Verification
go test ./...in all four Go modules, plusgolangci-lint fmt --diff,go vet,golangci-lint runwith both the lint and complexity configurations,scripts/check-file-length.sh,check-skill-size, andscripts/sync-tool-docs.sh --check. Locally, two existing tests that need/tmpand a Unix socket were skipped because the local sandbox denies them; CI runs them.Packagesfolder check, thePackageslisting error, parent-first project lookup) makes a test fail.Assets/, which holds on Unix only, so it now uses a package folder inside the project. A regular file namedPackagesdid not make reading it fail on Windows, so the run reported a missing manifest instead of stopping;Packages, when present, must now be a folder before anything is read. A Windows directory listing can report a stale modification time for a folder, so the test that a run writes nothing compares folder times on the other platforms only.META_ORPHANforPackages/src/Editor/FirstPartyTools/ReplayInput/Application.meta. The folder is empty, so git does not track it, but its.metafile is committed. That is a real leftover and is left for a separate change. 2539.metafiles underAssetsandPackages/srcwere checked in about 1.0 s (wall clock) on an Apple Silicon Mac, andgit statuswas the same before and after the run.No problems found in 1 .meta file.verify-project --helpprints the usage and the skill pointer (exit 0);verify-project --bogusfails withINVALID_ARGUMENTand empty stdout (exit 1);uloop --helplistsverify-projectunder Native commands.