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// Copyright Epic Games, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
# include "PackageSubmissionChecks.h"
# include "Containers/UnrealString.h"
Reworked the virtualization system so that we only virtualize a package when it is submitted to source control, which makes the overall system much less dangerous.
#rb PJ.Kack
#rnx
#preflight 61a4b235405273b2c3daa7c7
### Virtualization
- The idea is to move from our current set up, where the virtualization happens when a package is saved and the payloads are saved to a local virtualization storage system with the final push to persistent storage occurring when the package is submitted to a system where we save payloads into the package file, but move them to persistent virtualization storage when the package file is submitted.
- The main advantage is that if someone submits a package file to source control without virtualizing it, we don't have to worry that others might not be able to load the package, the worst case scenario is that data sizes get bigger until the package is virtualized again.
- This is only the first pass, in the future we can do further optimizations, like not storing payloads locally if we know that they are already in the persistent storage system etc.
- In order to keep the virtualization process simple we want to be able to do it without needing to re-save the package, so to this end we will storage the payloads at the end of the package file as before, but instead of storing them inside of the package file format we will use a new container, the FPackageTrailer that is appended to the package file instead.
- In theory this will make future sidecar work easier as the trailer can just be moved to the sidecar file as as long as we know where to find the trailer things will just work (tm)
- For now VBD will continue to serialize it's offset/size to disk and use those values to read the payload directly when not virtualizing. Ideally we'd use the trailer but this will help reduce the risk.
### Current Issues
- The system does not work with the editor domain and has minor issues with text based assets
- The trailer system is disabled by default via the config system [Core]UsePackageTrailer=False and can then be enabled on select test projects until fully functional.
### PackageTrailer
- The trailer is split into two parts FPackageTrailerBuilder and FPackageTrailer
- FPackageTrailerBuilder is used when building the trailer during package save and FPackageTrailer is the structure we load and actually use.
- When saving the trailer we try to avoid using containers and such so that we can try to keep the specification for the file format very clear so that licensees can build their own tools for the virtualization process if they so desire.
- the header file contains a breakdown of the new format.
### VirtualizedBulkData
- FPayloadToc is now only used by the sidecar experimental feature. In a future update the sidecar will be changed to basically be the package trailer but stored in it's own file.
- FindPayloadsInPackageFile has been moved to PackageTrailer.h as it has a closer association with that code.
- Added a new method, ::LoadFromPackageTrailer, to load payloads from the package trailer without needing to know where the payload is on disk. Using this is opt in with the cvar "Serialization.LoadFromTrailer" and is only provided for debugging purposes. Although once this system has matured it will likely become the preferred way to access payloads.
- We no longer allow virtualization of bulkdata payloads on save, but I am not sure if we might want to allow this as an option in the future. So for now the code branch is disabled by the global constant bAllowVirtualizationOnSave.
- Added utility functions ::GetLinkerLoadFromOwner and ::GetTrailerFromOwner for easy access to the LinkerLoad/Trailer from the owning object.
- Added a utility ::UpdateArchiveData for seeking back to a known position in an archive, writing over it, then seeking back, which is fairly common in the package saving code paths. This might be worth moving to Archive.h for general use.
- ::LoadFromPackageFile has been refactored to prefer returning error values early over nested ifs.
- We no longer serialize the EFlags::IsVirtualized flag to disk. Instead it is applied when the package is loaded if we detect that a payload is virtualized and then removed before saved to disk. This allows the virtualization process to occur without resaving the package.
- We currently support the old serialize to disk path which is enabled when the FPackageTrailer system is disabled and the newer system when it is enabled.
- We do however continue to serialize the offset in the package file to disk when saved. Strictly speaking this is not needed as we can look this up from the package trailer when the package is loaded but continuing to serialize it out to disk helps keep the old and newer data format paths working together without adding too much special case code.
-- Once the FPackageTrailer feature is no longer optional we can consider changing this.
### SavePackage/SavePackage2
- Removed the functions that would create the FPayloadToc
- Added new functions to help create the trailer.
- Moved the end of package tag out of the if to it's own scope (still won't run if a package writer exists), the reasoning is to make it clearer where the package format ends and where we can start writing the payload trailer.
- We have checks to make sure that the trailer does not try to write to disk for both text based assets and if the editor domain is enabled. Support for these features will be added later, but since the package trailer system is disabled by default this shouldn't cause problems.
### LinkerLoad
- After we parse the FPackageFileSummary we now also parse the header of the package trailer. In the workspace domain this will incur additional seek costs (which may or not actually seek and invalidate the internal file cache depending on how large the package's exports are) as the trailer is found after the package
-- In the future, the package trailer header can be stored right after the FPackageFileSummary in the editor domain which will remove this overhead.
- By parsing the header of the trailer at this point, virtualized bulkdata objects in the package can use the look up info to determine if their payloads are virtualized or not, and if not then where they reside inside the package file.
### LinkerSave
- We no longer collect a list of all virtualized bulkdata in a package while saving as we no longer generate the FPayloadToc so BulkDataInPackage has been removed.
- We now gather data to be appended to the package trailer via TrailerBuilder.
### DumpPayloadToc
- This command now dumps info based on the package trailer if one can be found.
#ROBOMERGE-AUTHOR: paul.chipchase
#ROBOMERGE-SOURCE: CL 18307893 in //UE5/Release-5.0/... via CL 18307905
#ROBOMERGE-BOT: STARSHIP (Release-Engine-Staging -> Release-Engine-Test) (v895-18170469)
[CL 18307913 by paul chipchase in ue5-release-engine-test branch]
2021-11-29 07:02:24 -05:00
# include "HAL/FileManager.h"
# include "HAL/PlatformFileManager.h"
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# include "HAL/PlatformTime.h"
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# include "Internationalization/Internationalization.h"
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# include "Misc/PackageName.h"
Reworked the virtualization system so that we only virtualize a package when it is submitted to source control, which makes the overall system much less dangerous.
#rb PJ.Kack
#rnx
#preflight 61a4b235405273b2c3daa7c7
### Virtualization
- The idea is to move from our current set up, where the virtualization happens when a package is saved and the payloads are saved to a local virtualization storage system with the final push to persistent storage occurring when the package is submitted to a system where we save payloads into the package file, but move them to persistent virtualization storage when the package file is submitted.
- The main advantage is that if someone submits a package file to source control without virtualizing it, we don't have to worry that others might not be able to load the package, the worst case scenario is that data sizes get bigger until the package is virtualized again.
- This is only the first pass, in the future we can do further optimizations, like not storing payloads locally if we know that they are already in the persistent storage system etc.
- In order to keep the virtualization process simple we want to be able to do it without needing to re-save the package, so to this end we will storage the payloads at the end of the package file as before, but instead of storing them inside of the package file format we will use a new container, the FPackageTrailer that is appended to the package file instead.
- In theory this will make future sidecar work easier as the trailer can just be moved to the sidecar file as as long as we know where to find the trailer things will just work (tm)
- For now VBD will continue to serialize it's offset/size to disk and use those values to read the payload directly when not virtualizing. Ideally we'd use the trailer but this will help reduce the risk.
### Current Issues
- The system does not work with the editor domain and has minor issues with text based assets
- The trailer system is disabled by default via the config system [Core]UsePackageTrailer=False and can then be enabled on select test projects until fully functional.
### PackageTrailer
- The trailer is split into two parts FPackageTrailerBuilder and FPackageTrailer
- FPackageTrailerBuilder is used when building the trailer during package save and FPackageTrailer is the structure we load and actually use.
- When saving the trailer we try to avoid using containers and such so that we can try to keep the specification for the file format very clear so that licensees can build their own tools for the virtualization process if they so desire.
- the header file contains a breakdown of the new format.
### VirtualizedBulkData
- FPayloadToc is now only used by the sidecar experimental feature. In a future update the sidecar will be changed to basically be the package trailer but stored in it's own file.
- FindPayloadsInPackageFile has been moved to PackageTrailer.h as it has a closer association with that code.
- Added a new method, ::LoadFromPackageTrailer, to load payloads from the package trailer without needing to know where the payload is on disk. Using this is opt in with the cvar "Serialization.LoadFromTrailer" and is only provided for debugging purposes. Although once this system has matured it will likely become the preferred way to access payloads.
- We no longer allow virtualization of bulkdata payloads on save, but I am not sure if we might want to allow this as an option in the future. So for now the code branch is disabled by the global constant bAllowVirtualizationOnSave.
- Added utility functions ::GetLinkerLoadFromOwner and ::GetTrailerFromOwner for easy access to the LinkerLoad/Trailer from the owning object.
- Added a utility ::UpdateArchiveData for seeking back to a known position in an archive, writing over it, then seeking back, which is fairly common in the package saving code paths. This might be worth moving to Archive.h for general use.
- ::LoadFromPackageFile has been refactored to prefer returning error values early over nested ifs.
- We no longer serialize the EFlags::IsVirtualized flag to disk. Instead it is applied when the package is loaded if we detect that a payload is virtualized and then removed before saved to disk. This allows the virtualization process to occur without resaving the package.
- We currently support the old serialize to disk path which is enabled when the FPackageTrailer system is disabled and the newer system when it is enabled.
- We do however continue to serialize the offset in the package file to disk when saved. Strictly speaking this is not needed as we can look this up from the package trailer when the package is loaded but continuing to serialize it out to disk helps keep the old and newer data format paths working together without adding too much special case code.
-- Once the FPackageTrailer feature is no longer optional we can consider changing this.
### SavePackage/SavePackage2
- Removed the functions that would create the FPayloadToc
- Added new functions to help create the trailer.
- Moved the end of package tag out of the if to it's own scope (still won't run if a package writer exists), the reasoning is to make it clearer where the package format ends and where we can start writing the payload trailer.
- We have checks to make sure that the trailer does not try to write to disk for both text based assets and if the editor domain is enabled. Support for these features will be added later, but since the package trailer system is disabled by default this shouldn't cause problems.
### LinkerLoad
- After we parse the FPackageFileSummary we now also parse the header of the package trailer. In the workspace domain this will incur additional seek costs (which may or not actually seek and invalidate the internal file cache depending on how large the package's exports are) as the trailer is found after the package
-- In the future, the package trailer header can be stored right after the FPackageFileSummary in the editor domain which will remove this overhead.
- By parsing the header of the trailer at this point, virtualized bulkdata objects in the package can use the look up info to determine if their payloads are virtualized or not, and if not then where they reside inside the package file.
### LinkerSave
- We no longer collect a list of all virtualized bulkdata in a package while saving as we no longer generate the FPayloadToc so BulkDataInPackage has been removed.
- We now gather data to be appended to the package trailer via TrailerBuilder.
### DumpPayloadToc
- This command now dumps info based on the package trailer if one can be found.
#ROBOMERGE-AUTHOR: paul.chipchase
#ROBOMERGE-SOURCE: CL 18307893 in //UE5/Release-5.0/... via CL 18307905
#ROBOMERGE-BOT: STARSHIP (Release-Engine-Staging -> Release-Engine-Test) (v895-18170469)
[CL 18307913 by paul chipchase in ue5-release-engine-test branch]
2021-11-29 07:02:24 -05:00
# include "Misc/Paths.h"
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# include "Serialization/VirtualizedBulkData.h"
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# include "UObject/Linker.h"
# include "UObject/Package.h"
Reworked the virtualization system so that we only virtualize a package when it is submitted to source control, which makes the overall system much less dangerous.
#rb PJ.Kack
#rnx
#preflight 61a4b235405273b2c3daa7c7
### Virtualization
- The idea is to move from our current set up, where the virtualization happens when a package is saved and the payloads are saved to a local virtualization storage system with the final push to persistent storage occurring when the package is submitted to a system where we save payloads into the package file, but move them to persistent virtualization storage when the package file is submitted.
- The main advantage is that if someone submits a package file to source control without virtualizing it, we don't have to worry that others might not be able to load the package, the worst case scenario is that data sizes get bigger until the package is virtualized again.
- This is only the first pass, in the future we can do further optimizations, like not storing payloads locally if we know that they are already in the persistent storage system etc.
- In order to keep the virtualization process simple we want to be able to do it without needing to re-save the package, so to this end we will storage the payloads at the end of the package file as before, but instead of storing them inside of the package file format we will use a new container, the FPackageTrailer that is appended to the package file instead.
- In theory this will make future sidecar work easier as the trailer can just be moved to the sidecar file as as long as we know where to find the trailer things will just work (tm)
- For now VBD will continue to serialize it's offset/size to disk and use those values to read the payload directly when not virtualizing. Ideally we'd use the trailer but this will help reduce the risk.
### Current Issues
- The system does not work with the editor domain and has minor issues with text based assets
- The trailer system is disabled by default via the config system [Core]UsePackageTrailer=False and can then be enabled on select test projects until fully functional.
### PackageTrailer
- The trailer is split into two parts FPackageTrailerBuilder and FPackageTrailer
- FPackageTrailerBuilder is used when building the trailer during package save and FPackageTrailer is the structure we load and actually use.
- When saving the trailer we try to avoid using containers and such so that we can try to keep the specification for the file format very clear so that licensees can build their own tools for the virtualization process if they so desire.
- the header file contains a breakdown of the new format.
### VirtualizedBulkData
- FPayloadToc is now only used by the sidecar experimental feature. In a future update the sidecar will be changed to basically be the package trailer but stored in it's own file.
- FindPayloadsInPackageFile has been moved to PackageTrailer.h as it has a closer association with that code.
- Added a new method, ::LoadFromPackageTrailer, to load payloads from the package trailer without needing to know where the payload is on disk. Using this is opt in with the cvar "Serialization.LoadFromTrailer" and is only provided for debugging purposes. Although once this system has matured it will likely become the preferred way to access payloads.
- We no longer allow virtualization of bulkdata payloads on save, but I am not sure if we might want to allow this as an option in the future. So for now the code branch is disabled by the global constant bAllowVirtualizationOnSave.
- Added utility functions ::GetLinkerLoadFromOwner and ::GetTrailerFromOwner for easy access to the LinkerLoad/Trailer from the owning object.
- Added a utility ::UpdateArchiveData for seeking back to a known position in an archive, writing over it, then seeking back, which is fairly common in the package saving code paths. This might be worth moving to Archive.h for general use.
- ::LoadFromPackageFile has been refactored to prefer returning error values early over nested ifs.
- We no longer serialize the EFlags::IsVirtualized flag to disk. Instead it is applied when the package is loaded if we detect that a payload is virtualized and then removed before saved to disk. This allows the virtualization process to occur without resaving the package.
- We currently support the old serialize to disk path which is enabled when the FPackageTrailer system is disabled and the newer system when it is enabled.
- We do however continue to serialize the offset in the package file to disk when saved. Strictly speaking this is not needed as we can look this up from the package trailer when the package is loaded but continuing to serialize it out to disk helps keep the old and newer data format paths working together without adding too much special case code.
-- Once the FPackageTrailer feature is no longer optional we can consider changing this.
### SavePackage/SavePackage2
- Removed the functions that would create the FPayloadToc
- Added new functions to help create the trailer.
- Moved the end of package tag out of the if to it's own scope (still won't run if a package writer exists), the reasoning is to make it clearer where the package format ends and where we can start writing the payload trailer.
- We have checks to make sure that the trailer does not try to write to disk for both text based assets and if the editor domain is enabled. Support for these features will be added later, but since the package trailer system is disabled by default this shouldn't cause problems.
### LinkerLoad
- After we parse the FPackageFileSummary we now also parse the header of the package trailer. In the workspace domain this will incur additional seek costs (which may or not actually seek and invalidate the internal file cache depending on how large the package's exports are) as the trailer is found after the package
-- In the future, the package trailer header can be stored right after the FPackageFileSummary in the editor domain which will remove this overhead.
- By parsing the header of the trailer at this point, virtualized bulkdata objects in the package can use the look up info to determine if their payloads are virtualized or not, and if not then where they reside inside the package file.
### LinkerSave
- We no longer collect a list of all virtualized bulkdata in a package while saving as we no longer generate the FPayloadToc so BulkDataInPackage has been removed.
- We now gather data to be appended to the package trailer via TrailerBuilder.
### DumpPayloadToc
- This command now dumps info based on the package trailer if one can be found.
#ROBOMERGE-AUTHOR: paul.chipchase
#ROBOMERGE-SOURCE: CL 18307893 in //UE5/Release-5.0/... via CL 18307905
#ROBOMERGE-BOT: STARSHIP (Release-Engine-Staging -> Release-Engine-Test) (v895-18170469)
[CL 18307913 by paul chipchase in ue5-release-engine-test branch]
2021-11-29 07:02:24 -05:00
# include "UObject/PackageResourceManager.h"
# include "UObject/PackageTrailer.h"
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# include "UObject/UObjectGlobals.h"
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# include "Virtualization/VirtualizationSystem.h"
# define LOCTEXT_NAMESPACE "Virtualization"
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// When enabled we will validate truncated packages right after the truncation process to
// make sure that the package format is still correct once the package trailer has been
// removed.
Reworked the virtualization system so that we only virtualize a package when it is submitted to source control, which makes the overall system much less dangerous.
#rb PJ.Kack
#rnx
#preflight 61a4b235405273b2c3daa7c7
### Virtualization
- The idea is to move from our current set up, where the virtualization happens when a package is saved and the payloads are saved to a local virtualization storage system with the final push to persistent storage occurring when the package is submitted to a system where we save payloads into the package file, but move them to persistent virtualization storage when the package file is submitted.
- The main advantage is that if someone submits a package file to source control without virtualizing it, we don't have to worry that others might not be able to load the package, the worst case scenario is that data sizes get bigger until the package is virtualized again.
- This is only the first pass, in the future we can do further optimizations, like not storing payloads locally if we know that they are already in the persistent storage system etc.
- In order to keep the virtualization process simple we want to be able to do it without needing to re-save the package, so to this end we will storage the payloads at the end of the package file as before, but instead of storing them inside of the package file format we will use a new container, the FPackageTrailer that is appended to the package file instead.
- In theory this will make future sidecar work easier as the trailer can just be moved to the sidecar file as as long as we know where to find the trailer things will just work (tm)
- For now VBD will continue to serialize it's offset/size to disk and use those values to read the payload directly when not virtualizing. Ideally we'd use the trailer but this will help reduce the risk.
### Current Issues
- The system does not work with the editor domain and has minor issues with text based assets
- The trailer system is disabled by default via the config system [Core]UsePackageTrailer=False and can then be enabled on select test projects until fully functional.
### PackageTrailer
- The trailer is split into two parts FPackageTrailerBuilder and FPackageTrailer
- FPackageTrailerBuilder is used when building the trailer during package save and FPackageTrailer is the structure we load and actually use.
- When saving the trailer we try to avoid using containers and such so that we can try to keep the specification for the file format very clear so that licensees can build their own tools for the virtualization process if they so desire.
- the header file contains a breakdown of the new format.
### VirtualizedBulkData
- FPayloadToc is now only used by the sidecar experimental feature. In a future update the sidecar will be changed to basically be the package trailer but stored in it's own file.
- FindPayloadsInPackageFile has been moved to PackageTrailer.h as it has a closer association with that code.
- Added a new method, ::LoadFromPackageTrailer, to load payloads from the package trailer without needing to know where the payload is on disk. Using this is opt in with the cvar "Serialization.LoadFromTrailer" and is only provided for debugging purposes. Although once this system has matured it will likely become the preferred way to access payloads.
- We no longer allow virtualization of bulkdata payloads on save, but I am not sure if we might want to allow this as an option in the future. So for now the code branch is disabled by the global constant bAllowVirtualizationOnSave.
- Added utility functions ::GetLinkerLoadFromOwner and ::GetTrailerFromOwner for easy access to the LinkerLoad/Trailer from the owning object.
- Added a utility ::UpdateArchiveData for seeking back to a known position in an archive, writing over it, then seeking back, which is fairly common in the package saving code paths. This might be worth moving to Archive.h for general use.
- ::LoadFromPackageFile has been refactored to prefer returning error values early over nested ifs.
- We no longer serialize the EFlags::IsVirtualized flag to disk. Instead it is applied when the package is loaded if we detect that a payload is virtualized and then removed before saved to disk. This allows the virtualization process to occur without resaving the package.
- We currently support the old serialize to disk path which is enabled when the FPackageTrailer system is disabled and the newer system when it is enabled.
- We do however continue to serialize the offset in the package file to disk when saved. Strictly speaking this is not needed as we can look this up from the package trailer when the package is loaded but continuing to serialize it out to disk helps keep the old and newer data format paths working together without adding too much special case code.
-- Once the FPackageTrailer feature is no longer optional we can consider changing this.
### SavePackage/SavePackage2
- Removed the functions that would create the FPayloadToc
- Added new functions to help create the trailer.
- Moved the end of package tag out of the if to it's own scope (still won't run if a package writer exists), the reasoning is to make it clearer where the package format ends and where we can start writing the payload trailer.
- We have checks to make sure that the trailer does not try to write to disk for both text based assets and if the editor domain is enabled. Support for these features will be added later, but since the package trailer system is disabled by default this shouldn't cause problems.
### LinkerLoad
- After we parse the FPackageFileSummary we now also parse the header of the package trailer. In the workspace domain this will incur additional seek costs (which may or not actually seek and invalidate the internal file cache depending on how large the package's exports are) as the trailer is found after the package
-- In the future, the package trailer header can be stored right after the FPackageFileSummary in the editor domain which will remove this overhead.
- By parsing the header of the trailer at this point, virtualized bulkdata objects in the package can use the look up info to determine if their payloads are virtualized or not, and if not then where they reside inside the package file.
### LinkerSave
- We no longer collect a list of all virtualized bulkdata in a package while saving as we no longer generate the FPayloadToc so BulkDataInPackage has been removed.
- We now gather data to be appended to the package trailer via TrailerBuilder.
### DumpPayloadToc
- This command now dumps info based on the package trailer if one can be found.
#ROBOMERGE-AUTHOR: paul.chipchase
#ROBOMERGE-SOURCE: CL 18307893 in //UE5/Release-5.0/... via CL 18307905
#ROBOMERGE-BOT: STARSHIP (Release-Engine-Staging -> Release-Engine-Test) (v895-18170469)
[CL 18307913 by paul chipchase in ue5-release-engine-test branch]
2021-11-29 07:02:24 -05:00
# define UE_VALIDATE_TRUNCATED_PACKAGE 1
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// When enabled we will check the payloads to see if they already exist in the persistent storage
// backends before trying to push them.
# define UE_PRECHECK_PAYLOAD_STATUS 1
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namespace UE : : Virtualization
{
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/**
* Check that the given package ends with PACKAGE_FILE_TAG . Intended to be used to make sure that
* we have truncated a package correctly when removing the trailers .
*
* @ param PackagePath The path of the package that should be checked
* @ param Errors [ out ] Errors created by the function will be added here
*
* @ return True if the package is correctly terminated with a PACKAGE_FILE_TAG , false if the tag
* was not found or if we were unable to read the file ' s contents .
*/
bool ValidatePackage ( const FString & PackagePath , TArray < FText > & Errors )
{
TUniquePtr < IFileHandle > TempFileHandle ( FPlatformFileManager : : Get ( ) . GetPlatformFile ( ) . OpenRead ( * PackagePath ) ) ;
if ( ! TempFileHandle . IsValid ( ) )
{
FText ErrorMsg = FText : : Format ( LOCTEXT ( " Virtualization_OpenValidationFailed " , " Unable to open '{0}' so that it can be validated " ) ,
FText : : FromString ( PackagePath ) ) ;
Errors . Add ( ErrorMsg ) ;
return false ;
}
TempFileHandle - > SeekFromEnd ( - 4 ) ;
uint32 PackageTag = INDEX_NONE ;
if ( ! TempFileHandle - > Read ( ( uint8 * ) & PackageTag , 4 ) | | PackageTag ! = PACKAGE_FILE_TAG )
{
FText ErrorMsg = FText : : Format ( LOCTEXT ( " Virtualization_ValidationFailed " , " The package '{0}' does not end with a valid tag, the file is considered corrupt " ) ,
FText : : FromString ( PackagePath ) ) ;
Errors . Add ( ErrorMsg ) ;
return false ;
}
return true ;
}
Reworked the virtualization system so that we only virtualize a package when it is submitted to source control, which makes the overall system much less dangerous.
#rb PJ.Kack
#rnx
#preflight 61a4b235405273b2c3daa7c7
### Virtualization
- The idea is to move from our current set up, where the virtualization happens when a package is saved and the payloads are saved to a local virtualization storage system with the final push to persistent storage occurring when the package is submitted to a system where we save payloads into the package file, but move them to persistent virtualization storage when the package file is submitted.
- The main advantage is that if someone submits a package file to source control without virtualizing it, we don't have to worry that others might not be able to load the package, the worst case scenario is that data sizes get bigger until the package is virtualized again.
- This is only the first pass, in the future we can do further optimizations, like not storing payloads locally if we know that they are already in the persistent storage system etc.
- In order to keep the virtualization process simple we want to be able to do it without needing to re-save the package, so to this end we will storage the payloads at the end of the package file as before, but instead of storing them inside of the package file format we will use a new container, the FPackageTrailer that is appended to the package file instead.
- In theory this will make future sidecar work easier as the trailer can just be moved to the sidecar file as as long as we know where to find the trailer things will just work (tm)
- For now VBD will continue to serialize it's offset/size to disk and use those values to read the payload directly when not virtualizing. Ideally we'd use the trailer but this will help reduce the risk.
### Current Issues
- The system does not work with the editor domain and has minor issues with text based assets
- The trailer system is disabled by default via the config system [Core]UsePackageTrailer=False and can then be enabled on select test projects until fully functional.
### PackageTrailer
- The trailer is split into two parts FPackageTrailerBuilder and FPackageTrailer
- FPackageTrailerBuilder is used when building the trailer during package save and FPackageTrailer is the structure we load and actually use.
- When saving the trailer we try to avoid using containers and such so that we can try to keep the specification for the file format very clear so that licensees can build their own tools for the virtualization process if they so desire.
- the header file contains a breakdown of the new format.
### VirtualizedBulkData
- FPayloadToc is now only used by the sidecar experimental feature. In a future update the sidecar will be changed to basically be the package trailer but stored in it's own file.
- FindPayloadsInPackageFile has been moved to PackageTrailer.h as it has a closer association with that code.
- Added a new method, ::LoadFromPackageTrailer, to load payloads from the package trailer without needing to know where the payload is on disk. Using this is opt in with the cvar "Serialization.LoadFromTrailer" and is only provided for debugging purposes. Although once this system has matured it will likely become the preferred way to access payloads.
- We no longer allow virtualization of bulkdata payloads on save, but I am not sure if we might want to allow this as an option in the future. So for now the code branch is disabled by the global constant bAllowVirtualizationOnSave.
- Added utility functions ::GetLinkerLoadFromOwner and ::GetTrailerFromOwner for easy access to the LinkerLoad/Trailer from the owning object.
- Added a utility ::UpdateArchiveData for seeking back to a known position in an archive, writing over it, then seeking back, which is fairly common in the package saving code paths. This might be worth moving to Archive.h for general use.
- ::LoadFromPackageFile has been refactored to prefer returning error values early over nested ifs.
- We no longer serialize the EFlags::IsVirtualized flag to disk. Instead it is applied when the package is loaded if we detect that a payload is virtualized and then removed before saved to disk. This allows the virtualization process to occur without resaving the package.
- We currently support the old serialize to disk path which is enabled when the FPackageTrailer system is disabled and the newer system when it is enabled.
- We do however continue to serialize the offset in the package file to disk when saved. Strictly speaking this is not needed as we can look this up from the package trailer when the package is loaded but continuing to serialize it out to disk helps keep the old and newer data format paths working together without adding too much special case code.
-- Once the FPackageTrailer feature is no longer optional we can consider changing this.
### SavePackage/SavePackage2
- Removed the functions that would create the FPayloadToc
- Added new functions to help create the trailer.
- Moved the end of package tag out of the if to it's own scope (still won't run if a package writer exists), the reasoning is to make it clearer where the package format ends and where we can start writing the payload trailer.
- We have checks to make sure that the trailer does not try to write to disk for both text based assets and if the editor domain is enabled. Support for these features will be added later, but since the package trailer system is disabled by default this shouldn't cause problems.
### LinkerLoad
- After we parse the FPackageFileSummary we now also parse the header of the package trailer. In the workspace domain this will incur additional seek costs (which may or not actually seek and invalidate the internal file cache depending on how large the package's exports are) as the trailer is found after the package
-- In the future, the package trailer header can be stored right after the FPackageFileSummary in the editor domain which will remove this overhead.
- By parsing the header of the trailer at this point, virtualized bulkdata objects in the package can use the look up info to determine if their payloads are virtualized or not, and if not then where they reside inside the package file.
### LinkerSave
- We no longer collect a list of all virtualized bulkdata in a package while saving as we no longer generate the FPayloadToc so BulkDataInPackage has been removed.
- We now gather data to be appended to the package trailer via TrailerBuilder.
### DumpPayloadToc
- This command now dumps info based on the package trailer if one can be found.
#ROBOMERGE-AUTHOR: paul.chipchase
#ROBOMERGE-SOURCE: CL 18307893 in //UE5/Release-5.0/... via CL 18307905
#ROBOMERGE-BOT: STARSHIP (Release-Engine-Staging -> Release-Engine-Test) (v895-18170469)
[CL 18307913 by paul chipchase in ue5-release-engine-test branch]
2021-11-29 07:02:24 -05:00
/**
* Creates a copy of the given package but the copy will not include the FPackageTrailer .
*
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* @ param PackagePath The path of the package to copy
* @ param CopyPath The path where the copy should be created
* @ param Trailer The trailer found in ' PackagePath ' that is already loaded
* @ param Errors [ out ] Errors created by the function will be added here
Reworked the virtualization system so that we only virtualize a package when it is submitted to source control, which makes the overall system much less dangerous.
#rb PJ.Kack
#rnx
#preflight 61a4b235405273b2c3daa7c7
### Virtualization
- The idea is to move from our current set up, where the virtualization happens when a package is saved and the payloads are saved to a local virtualization storage system with the final push to persistent storage occurring when the package is submitted to a system where we save payloads into the package file, but move them to persistent virtualization storage when the package file is submitted.
- The main advantage is that if someone submits a package file to source control without virtualizing it, we don't have to worry that others might not be able to load the package, the worst case scenario is that data sizes get bigger until the package is virtualized again.
- This is only the first pass, in the future we can do further optimizations, like not storing payloads locally if we know that they are already in the persistent storage system etc.
- In order to keep the virtualization process simple we want to be able to do it without needing to re-save the package, so to this end we will storage the payloads at the end of the package file as before, but instead of storing them inside of the package file format we will use a new container, the FPackageTrailer that is appended to the package file instead.
- In theory this will make future sidecar work easier as the trailer can just be moved to the sidecar file as as long as we know where to find the trailer things will just work (tm)
- For now VBD will continue to serialize it's offset/size to disk and use those values to read the payload directly when not virtualizing. Ideally we'd use the trailer but this will help reduce the risk.
### Current Issues
- The system does not work with the editor domain and has minor issues with text based assets
- The trailer system is disabled by default via the config system [Core]UsePackageTrailer=False and can then be enabled on select test projects until fully functional.
### PackageTrailer
- The trailer is split into two parts FPackageTrailerBuilder and FPackageTrailer
- FPackageTrailerBuilder is used when building the trailer during package save and FPackageTrailer is the structure we load and actually use.
- When saving the trailer we try to avoid using containers and such so that we can try to keep the specification for the file format very clear so that licensees can build their own tools for the virtualization process if they so desire.
- the header file contains a breakdown of the new format.
### VirtualizedBulkData
- FPayloadToc is now only used by the sidecar experimental feature. In a future update the sidecar will be changed to basically be the package trailer but stored in it's own file.
- FindPayloadsInPackageFile has been moved to PackageTrailer.h as it has a closer association with that code.
- Added a new method, ::LoadFromPackageTrailer, to load payloads from the package trailer without needing to know where the payload is on disk. Using this is opt in with the cvar "Serialization.LoadFromTrailer" and is only provided for debugging purposes. Although once this system has matured it will likely become the preferred way to access payloads.
- We no longer allow virtualization of bulkdata payloads on save, but I am not sure if we might want to allow this as an option in the future. So for now the code branch is disabled by the global constant bAllowVirtualizationOnSave.
- Added utility functions ::GetLinkerLoadFromOwner and ::GetTrailerFromOwner for easy access to the LinkerLoad/Trailer from the owning object.
- Added a utility ::UpdateArchiveData for seeking back to a known position in an archive, writing over it, then seeking back, which is fairly common in the package saving code paths. This might be worth moving to Archive.h for general use.
- ::LoadFromPackageFile has been refactored to prefer returning error values early over nested ifs.
- We no longer serialize the EFlags::IsVirtualized flag to disk. Instead it is applied when the package is loaded if we detect that a payload is virtualized and then removed before saved to disk. This allows the virtualization process to occur without resaving the package.
- We currently support the old serialize to disk path which is enabled when the FPackageTrailer system is disabled and the newer system when it is enabled.
- We do however continue to serialize the offset in the package file to disk when saved. Strictly speaking this is not needed as we can look this up from the package trailer when the package is loaded but continuing to serialize it out to disk helps keep the old and newer data format paths working together without adding too much special case code.
-- Once the FPackageTrailer feature is no longer optional we can consider changing this.
### SavePackage/SavePackage2
- Removed the functions that would create the FPayloadToc
- Added new functions to help create the trailer.
- Moved the end of package tag out of the if to it's own scope (still won't run if a package writer exists), the reasoning is to make it clearer where the package format ends and where we can start writing the payload trailer.
- We have checks to make sure that the trailer does not try to write to disk for both text based assets and if the editor domain is enabled. Support for these features will be added later, but since the package trailer system is disabled by default this shouldn't cause problems.
### LinkerLoad
- After we parse the FPackageFileSummary we now also parse the header of the package trailer. In the workspace domain this will incur additional seek costs (which may or not actually seek and invalidate the internal file cache depending on how large the package's exports are) as the trailer is found after the package
-- In the future, the package trailer header can be stored right after the FPackageFileSummary in the editor domain which will remove this overhead.
- By parsing the header of the trailer at this point, virtualized bulkdata objects in the package can use the look up info to determine if their payloads are virtualized or not, and if not then where they reside inside the package file.
### LinkerSave
- We no longer collect a list of all virtualized bulkdata in a package while saving as we no longer generate the FPayloadToc so BulkDataInPackage has been removed.
- We now gather data to be appended to the package trailer via TrailerBuilder.
### DumpPayloadToc
- This command now dumps info based on the package trailer if one can be found.
#ROBOMERGE-AUTHOR: paul.chipchase
#ROBOMERGE-SOURCE: CL 18307893 in //UE5/Release-5.0/... via CL 18307905
#ROBOMERGE-BOT: STARSHIP (Release-Engine-Staging -> Release-Engine-Test) (v895-18170469)
[CL 18307913 by paul chipchase in ue5-release-engine-test branch]
2021-11-29 07:02:24 -05:00
*
* @ return Returns true if the package was copied correctly , false otherwise . Note even when returning false a file might have been created at ' CopyPath '
*/
bool TryCopyPackageWithoutTrailer ( const FPackagePath PackagePath , const FString & CopyPath , const FPackageTrailer & Trailer , TArray < FText > & Errors )
{
// TODO: Consider adding a custom copy routine to only copy the data we want, rather than copying the full file then truncating
const FString PackageFilePath = PackagePath . GetLocalFullPath ( ) ;
if ( IFileManager : : Get ( ) . Copy ( * CopyPath , * PackageFilePath ) ! = ECopyResult : : COPY_OK )
{
FText Message = FText : : Format ( LOCTEXT ( " Virtualization_CopyFailed " , " Unable to copy package file '{0}' for virtualization " ) ,
FText : : FromString ( PackagePath . GetDebugName ( ) ) ) ;
Errors . Add ( Message ) ;
return false ;
}
const int64 PackageSizeWithoutTrailer = IFileManager : : Get ( ) . FileSize ( * PackageFilePath ) - Trailer . GetTrailerLength ( ) ;
{
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TUniquePtr < IFileHandle > TempFileHandle ( FPlatformFileManager : : Get ( ) . GetPlatformFile ( ) . OpenWrite ( * CopyPath , true ) ) ;
if ( ! TempFileHandle . IsValid ( ) )
{
FText Message = FText : : Format ( LOCTEXT ( " Virtualization_TruncOpenFailed " , " Failed to open package file for truncation'{0}' when virtualizing " ) ,
FText : : FromString ( CopyPath ) ) ;
Errors . Add ( Message ) ;
return false ;
}
if ( ! TempFileHandle - > Truncate ( PackageSizeWithoutTrailer ) )
{
FText Message = FText : : Format ( LOCTEXT ( " Virtualization_TruncFailed " , " Failed to truncate '{0}' when virtualizing " ) ,
FText : : FromString ( CopyPath ) ) ;
Errors . Add ( Message ) ;
return false ;
}
Reworked the virtualization system so that we only virtualize a package when it is submitted to source control, which makes the overall system much less dangerous.
#rb PJ.Kack
#rnx
#preflight 61a4b235405273b2c3daa7c7
### Virtualization
- The idea is to move from our current set up, where the virtualization happens when a package is saved and the payloads are saved to a local virtualization storage system with the final push to persistent storage occurring when the package is submitted to a system where we save payloads into the package file, but move them to persistent virtualization storage when the package file is submitted.
- The main advantage is that if someone submits a package file to source control without virtualizing it, we don't have to worry that others might not be able to load the package, the worst case scenario is that data sizes get bigger until the package is virtualized again.
- This is only the first pass, in the future we can do further optimizations, like not storing payloads locally if we know that they are already in the persistent storage system etc.
- In order to keep the virtualization process simple we want to be able to do it without needing to re-save the package, so to this end we will storage the payloads at the end of the package file as before, but instead of storing them inside of the package file format we will use a new container, the FPackageTrailer that is appended to the package file instead.
- In theory this will make future sidecar work easier as the trailer can just be moved to the sidecar file as as long as we know where to find the trailer things will just work (tm)
- For now VBD will continue to serialize it's offset/size to disk and use those values to read the payload directly when not virtualizing. Ideally we'd use the trailer but this will help reduce the risk.
### Current Issues
- The system does not work with the editor domain and has minor issues with text based assets
- The trailer system is disabled by default via the config system [Core]UsePackageTrailer=False and can then be enabled on select test projects until fully functional.
### PackageTrailer
- The trailer is split into two parts FPackageTrailerBuilder and FPackageTrailer
- FPackageTrailerBuilder is used when building the trailer during package save and FPackageTrailer is the structure we load and actually use.
- When saving the trailer we try to avoid using containers and such so that we can try to keep the specification for the file format very clear so that licensees can build their own tools for the virtualization process if they so desire.
- the header file contains a breakdown of the new format.
### VirtualizedBulkData
- FPayloadToc is now only used by the sidecar experimental feature. In a future update the sidecar will be changed to basically be the package trailer but stored in it's own file.
- FindPayloadsInPackageFile has been moved to PackageTrailer.h as it has a closer association with that code.
- Added a new method, ::LoadFromPackageTrailer, to load payloads from the package trailer without needing to know where the payload is on disk. Using this is opt in with the cvar "Serialization.LoadFromTrailer" and is only provided for debugging purposes. Although once this system has matured it will likely become the preferred way to access payloads.
- We no longer allow virtualization of bulkdata payloads on save, but I am not sure if we might want to allow this as an option in the future. So for now the code branch is disabled by the global constant bAllowVirtualizationOnSave.
- Added utility functions ::GetLinkerLoadFromOwner and ::GetTrailerFromOwner for easy access to the LinkerLoad/Trailer from the owning object.
- Added a utility ::UpdateArchiveData for seeking back to a known position in an archive, writing over it, then seeking back, which is fairly common in the package saving code paths. This might be worth moving to Archive.h for general use.
- ::LoadFromPackageFile has been refactored to prefer returning error values early over nested ifs.
- We no longer serialize the EFlags::IsVirtualized flag to disk. Instead it is applied when the package is loaded if we detect that a payload is virtualized and then removed before saved to disk. This allows the virtualization process to occur without resaving the package.
- We currently support the old serialize to disk path which is enabled when the FPackageTrailer system is disabled and the newer system when it is enabled.
- We do however continue to serialize the offset in the package file to disk when saved. Strictly speaking this is not needed as we can look this up from the package trailer when the package is loaded but continuing to serialize it out to disk helps keep the old and newer data format paths working together without adding too much special case code.
-- Once the FPackageTrailer feature is no longer optional we can consider changing this.
### SavePackage/SavePackage2
- Removed the functions that would create the FPayloadToc
- Added new functions to help create the trailer.
- Moved the end of package tag out of the if to it's own scope (still won't run if a package writer exists), the reasoning is to make it clearer where the package format ends and where we can start writing the payload trailer.
- We have checks to make sure that the trailer does not try to write to disk for both text based assets and if the editor domain is enabled. Support for these features will be added later, but since the package trailer system is disabled by default this shouldn't cause problems.
### LinkerLoad
- After we parse the FPackageFileSummary we now also parse the header of the package trailer. In the workspace domain this will incur additional seek costs (which may or not actually seek and invalidate the internal file cache depending on how large the package's exports are) as the trailer is found after the package
-- In the future, the package trailer header can be stored right after the FPackageFileSummary in the editor domain which will remove this overhead.
- By parsing the header of the trailer at this point, virtualized bulkdata objects in the package can use the look up info to determine if their payloads are virtualized or not, and if not then where they reside inside the package file.
### LinkerSave
- We no longer collect a list of all virtualized bulkdata in a package while saving as we no longer generate the FPayloadToc so BulkDataInPackage has been removed.
- We now gather data to be appended to the package trailer via TrailerBuilder.
### DumpPayloadToc
- This command now dumps info based on the package trailer if one can be found.
#ROBOMERGE-AUTHOR: paul.chipchase
#ROBOMERGE-SOURCE: CL 18307893 in //UE5/Release-5.0/... via CL 18307905
#ROBOMERGE-BOT: STARSHIP (Release-Engine-Staging -> Release-Engine-Test) (v895-18170469)
[CL 18307913 by paul chipchase in ue5-release-engine-test branch]
2021-11-29 07:02:24 -05:00
}
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# if UE_VALIDATE_TRUNCATED_PACKAGE
// Validate we didn't break the package
if ( ! ValidatePackage ( CopyPath , Errors ) )
Reworked the virtualization system so that we only virtualize a package when it is submitted to source control, which makes the overall system much less dangerous.
#rb PJ.Kack
#rnx
#preflight 61a4b235405273b2c3daa7c7
### Virtualization
- The idea is to move from our current set up, where the virtualization happens when a package is saved and the payloads are saved to a local virtualization storage system with the final push to persistent storage occurring when the package is submitted to a system where we save payloads into the package file, but move them to persistent virtualization storage when the package file is submitted.
- The main advantage is that if someone submits a package file to source control without virtualizing it, we don't have to worry that others might not be able to load the package, the worst case scenario is that data sizes get bigger until the package is virtualized again.
- This is only the first pass, in the future we can do further optimizations, like not storing payloads locally if we know that they are already in the persistent storage system etc.
- In order to keep the virtualization process simple we want to be able to do it without needing to re-save the package, so to this end we will storage the payloads at the end of the package file as before, but instead of storing them inside of the package file format we will use a new container, the FPackageTrailer that is appended to the package file instead.
- In theory this will make future sidecar work easier as the trailer can just be moved to the sidecar file as as long as we know where to find the trailer things will just work (tm)
- For now VBD will continue to serialize it's offset/size to disk and use those values to read the payload directly when not virtualizing. Ideally we'd use the trailer but this will help reduce the risk.
### Current Issues
- The system does not work with the editor domain and has minor issues with text based assets
- The trailer system is disabled by default via the config system [Core]UsePackageTrailer=False and can then be enabled on select test projects until fully functional.
### PackageTrailer
- The trailer is split into two parts FPackageTrailerBuilder and FPackageTrailer
- FPackageTrailerBuilder is used when building the trailer during package save and FPackageTrailer is the structure we load and actually use.
- When saving the trailer we try to avoid using containers and such so that we can try to keep the specification for the file format very clear so that licensees can build their own tools for the virtualization process if they so desire.
- the header file contains a breakdown of the new format.
### VirtualizedBulkData
- FPayloadToc is now only used by the sidecar experimental feature. In a future update the sidecar will be changed to basically be the package trailer but stored in it's own file.
- FindPayloadsInPackageFile has been moved to PackageTrailer.h as it has a closer association with that code.
- Added a new method, ::LoadFromPackageTrailer, to load payloads from the package trailer without needing to know where the payload is on disk. Using this is opt in with the cvar "Serialization.LoadFromTrailer" and is only provided for debugging purposes. Although once this system has matured it will likely become the preferred way to access payloads.
- We no longer allow virtualization of bulkdata payloads on save, but I am not sure if we might want to allow this as an option in the future. So for now the code branch is disabled by the global constant bAllowVirtualizationOnSave.
- Added utility functions ::GetLinkerLoadFromOwner and ::GetTrailerFromOwner for easy access to the LinkerLoad/Trailer from the owning object.
- Added a utility ::UpdateArchiveData for seeking back to a known position in an archive, writing over it, then seeking back, which is fairly common in the package saving code paths. This might be worth moving to Archive.h for general use.
- ::LoadFromPackageFile has been refactored to prefer returning error values early over nested ifs.
- We no longer serialize the EFlags::IsVirtualized flag to disk. Instead it is applied when the package is loaded if we detect that a payload is virtualized and then removed before saved to disk. This allows the virtualization process to occur without resaving the package.
- We currently support the old serialize to disk path which is enabled when the FPackageTrailer system is disabled and the newer system when it is enabled.
- We do however continue to serialize the offset in the package file to disk when saved. Strictly speaking this is not needed as we can look this up from the package trailer when the package is loaded but continuing to serialize it out to disk helps keep the old and newer data format paths working together without adding too much special case code.
-- Once the FPackageTrailer feature is no longer optional we can consider changing this.
### SavePackage/SavePackage2
- Removed the functions that would create the FPayloadToc
- Added new functions to help create the trailer.
- Moved the end of package tag out of the if to it's own scope (still won't run if a package writer exists), the reasoning is to make it clearer where the package format ends and where we can start writing the payload trailer.
- We have checks to make sure that the trailer does not try to write to disk for both text based assets and if the editor domain is enabled. Support for these features will be added later, but since the package trailer system is disabled by default this shouldn't cause problems.
### LinkerLoad
- After we parse the FPackageFileSummary we now also parse the header of the package trailer. In the workspace domain this will incur additional seek costs (which may or not actually seek and invalidate the internal file cache depending on how large the package's exports are) as the trailer is found after the package
-- In the future, the package trailer header can be stored right after the FPackageFileSummary in the editor domain which will remove this overhead.
- By parsing the header of the trailer at this point, virtualized bulkdata objects in the package can use the look up info to determine if their payloads are virtualized or not, and if not then where they reside inside the package file.
### LinkerSave
- We no longer collect a list of all virtualized bulkdata in a package while saving as we no longer generate the FPayloadToc so BulkDataInPackage has been removed.
- We now gather data to be appended to the package trailer via TrailerBuilder.
### DumpPayloadToc
- This command now dumps info based on the package trailer if one can be found.
#ROBOMERGE-AUTHOR: paul.chipchase
#ROBOMERGE-SOURCE: CL 18307893 in //UE5/Release-5.0/... via CL 18307905
#ROBOMERGE-BOT: STARSHIP (Release-Engine-Staging -> Release-Engine-Test) (v895-18170469)
[CL 18307913 by paul chipchase in ue5-release-engine-test branch]
2021-11-29 07:02:24 -05:00
{
return false ;
}
2021-12-01 11:13:31 -05:00
# endif //UE_VALIDATE_TRUNCATED_PACKAGE
Reworked the virtualization system so that we only virtualize a package when it is submitted to source control, which makes the overall system much less dangerous.
#rb PJ.Kack
#rnx
#preflight 61a4b235405273b2c3daa7c7
### Virtualization
- The idea is to move from our current set up, where the virtualization happens when a package is saved and the payloads are saved to a local virtualization storage system with the final push to persistent storage occurring when the package is submitted to a system where we save payloads into the package file, but move them to persistent virtualization storage when the package file is submitted.
- The main advantage is that if someone submits a package file to source control without virtualizing it, we don't have to worry that others might not be able to load the package, the worst case scenario is that data sizes get bigger until the package is virtualized again.
- This is only the first pass, in the future we can do further optimizations, like not storing payloads locally if we know that they are already in the persistent storage system etc.
- In order to keep the virtualization process simple we want to be able to do it without needing to re-save the package, so to this end we will storage the payloads at the end of the package file as before, but instead of storing them inside of the package file format we will use a new container, the FPackageTrailer that is appended to the package file instead.
- In theory this will make future sidecar work easier as the trailer can just be moved to the sidecar file as as long as we know where to find the trailer things will just work (tm)
- For now VBD will continue to serialize it's offset/size to disk and use those values to read the payload directly when not virtualizing. Ideally we'd use the trailer but this will help reduce the risk.
### Current Issues
- The system does not work with the editor domain and has minor issues with text based assets
- The trailer system is disabled by default via the config system [Core]UsePackageTrailer=False and can then be enabled on select test projects until fully functional.
### PackageTrailer
- The trailer is split into two parts FPackageTrailerBuilder and FPackageTrailer
- FPackageTrailerBuilder is used when building the trailer during package save and FPackageTrailer is the structure we load and actually use.
- When saving the trailer we try to avoid using containers and such so that we can try to keep the specification for the file format very clear so that licensees can build their own tools for the virtualization process if they so desire.
- the header file contains a breakdown of the new format.
### VirtualizedBulkData
- FPayloadToc is now only used by the sidecar experimental feature. In a future update the sidecar will be changed to basically be the package trailer but stored in it's own file.
- FindPayloadsInPackageFile has been moved to PackageTrailer.h as it has a closer association with that code.
- Added a new method, ::LoadFromPackageTrailer, to load payloads from the package trailer without needing to know where the payload is on disk. Using this is opt in with the cvar "Serialization.LoadFromTrailer" and is only provided for debugging purposes. Although once this system has matured it will likely become the preferred way to access payloads.
- We no longer allow virtualization of bulkdata payloads on save, but I am not sure if we might want to allow this as an option in the future. So for now the code branch is disabled by the global constant bAllowVirtualizationOnSave.
- Added utility functions ::GetLinkerLoadFromOwner and ::GetTrailerFromOwner for easy access to the LinkerLoad/Trailer from the owning object.
- Added a utility ::UpdateArchiveData for seeking back to a known position in an archive, writing over it, then seeking back, which is fairly common in the package saving code paths. This might be worth moving to Archive.h for general use.
- ::LoadFromPackageFile has been refactored to prefer returning error values early over nested ifs.
- We no longer serialize the EFlags::IsVirtualized flag to disk. Instead it is applied when the package is loaded if we detect that a payload is virtualized and then removed before saved to disk. This allows the virtualization process to occur without resaving the package.
- We currently support the old serialize to disk path which is enabled when the FPackageTrailer system is disabled and the newer system when it is enabled.
- We do however continue to serialize the offset in the package file to disk when saved. Strictly speaking this is not needed as we can look this up from the package trailer when the package is loaded but continuing to serialize it out to disk helps keep the old and newer data format paths working together without adding too much special case code.
-- Once the FPackageTrailer feature is no longer optional we can consider changing this.
### SavePackage/SavePackage2
- Removed the functions that would create the FPayloadToc
- Added new functions to help create the trailer.
- Moved the end of package tag out of the if to it's own scope (still won't run if a package writer exists), the reasoning is to make it clearer where the package format ends and where we can start writing the payload trailer.
- We have checks to make sure that the trailer does not try to write to disk for both text based assets and if the editor domain is enabled. Support for these features will be added later, but since the package trailer system is disabled by default this shouldn't cause problems.
### LinkerLoad
- After we parse the FPackageFileSummary we now also parse the header of the package trailer. In the workspace domain this will incur additional seek costs (which may or not actually seek and invalidate the internal file cache depending on how large the package's exports are) as the trailer is found after the package
-- In the future, the package trailer header can be stored right after the FPackageFileSummary in the editor domain which will remove this overhead.
- By parsing the header of the trailer at this point, virtualized bulkdata objects in the package can use the look up info to determine if their payloads are virtualized or not, and if not then where they reside inside the package file.
### LinkerSave
- We no longer collect a list of all virtualized bulkdata in a package while saving as we no longer generate the FPayloadToc so BulkDataInPackage has been removed.
- We now gather data to be appended to the package trailer via TrailerBuilder.
### DumpPayloadToc
- This command now dumps info based on the package trailer if one can be found.
#ROBOMERGE-AUTHOR: paul.chipchase
#ROBOMERGE-SOURCE: CL 18307893 in //UE5/Release-5.0/... via CL 18307905
#ROBOMERGE-BOT: STARSHIP (Release-Engine-Staging -> Release-Engine-Test) (v895-18170469)
[CL 18307913 by paul chipchase in ue5-release-engine-test branch]
2021-11-29 07:02:24 -05:00
return true ;
}
void OnPrePackageSubmission ( const TArray < FString > & FilesToSubmit , TArray < FText > & DescriptionTags , TArray < FText > & Errors )
{
TRACE_CPUPROFILER_EVENT_SCOPE ( UE : : Virtualization : : OnPrePackageSubmission ) ;
IVirtualizationSystem & System = IVirtualizationSystem : : Get ( ) ;
// TODO: We could check to see if the package is virtualized even if it is disabled for the project
// as a safety feature?
if ( ! System . IsEnabled ( ) )
{
return ;
}
// Can't virtualize if the payload trailer system is disabled
if ( ! FPackageTrailer : : IsEnabled ( ) )
{
return ;
}
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const double StartTime = FPlatformTime : : Seconds ( ) ;
Reworked the virtualization system so that we only virtualize a package when it is submitted to source control, which makes the overall system much less dangerous.
#rb PJ.Kack
#rnx
#preflight 61a4b235405273b2c3daa7c7
### Virtualization
- The idea is to move from our current set up, where the virtualization happens when a package is saved and the payloads are saved to a local virtualization storage system with the final push to persistent storage occurring when the package is submitted to a system where we save payloads into the package file, but move them to persistent virtualization storage when the package file is submitted.
- The main advantage is that if someone submits a package file to source control without virtualizing it, we don't have to worry that others might not be able to load the package, the worst case scenario is that data sizes get bigger until the package is virtualized again.
- This is only the first pass, in the future we can do further optimizations, like not storing payloads locally if we know that they are already in the persistent storage system etc.
- In order to keep the virtualization process simple we want to be able to do it without needing to re-save the package, so to this end we will storage the payloads at the end of the package file as before, but instead of storing them inside of the package file format we will use a new container, the FPackageTrailer that is appended to the package file instead.
- In theory this will make future sidecar work easier as the trailer can just be moved to the sidecar file as as long as we know where to find the trailer things will just work (tm)
- For now VBD will continue to serialize it's offset/size to disk and use those values to read the payload directly when not virtualizing. Ideally we'd use the trailer but this will help reduce the risk.
### Current Issues
- The system does not work with the editor domain and has minor issues with text based assets
- The trailer system is disabled by default via the config system [Core]UsePackageTrailer=False and can then be enabled on select test projects until fully functional.
### PackageTrailer
- The trailer is split into two parts FPackageTrailerBuilder and FPackageTrailer
- FPackageTrailerBuilder is used when building the trailer during package save and FPackageTrailer is the structure we load and actually use.
- When saving the trailer we try to avoid using containers and such so that we can try to keep the specification for the file format very clear so that licensees can build their own tools for the virtualization process if they so desire.
- the header file contains a breakdown of the new format.
### VirtualizedBulkData
- FPayloadToc is now only used by the sidecar experimental feature. In a future update the sidecar will be changed to basically be the package trailer but stored in it's own file.
- FindPayloadsInPackageFile has been moved to PackageTrailer.h as it has a closer association with that code.
- Added a new method, ::LoadFromPackageTrailer, to load payloads from the package trailer without needing to know where the payload is on disk. Using this is opt in with the cvar "Serialization.LoadFromTrailer" and is only provided for debugging purposes. Although once this system has matured it will likely become the preferred way to access payloads.
- We no longer allow virtualization of bulkdata payloads on save, but I am not sure if we might want to allow this as an option in the future. So for now the code branch is disabled by the global constant bAllowVirtualizationOnSave.
- Added utility functions ::GetLinkerLoadFromOwner and ::GetTrailerFromOwner for easy access to the LinkerLoad/Trailer from the owning object.
- Added a utility ::UpdateArchiveData for seeking back to a known position in an archive, writing over it, then seeking back, which is fairly common in the package saving code paths. This might be worth moving to Archive.h for general use.
- ::LoadFromPackageFile has been refactored to prefer returning error values early over nested ifs.
- We no longer serialize the EFlags::IsVirtualized flag to disk. Instead it is applied when the package is loaded if we detect that a payload is virtualized and then removed before saved to disk. This allows the virtualization process to occur without resaving the package.
- We currently support the old serialize to disk path which is enabled when the FPackageTrailer system is disabled and the newer system when it is enabled.
- We do however continue to serialize the offset in the package file to disk when saved. Strictly speaking this is not needed as we can look this up from the package trailer when the package is loaded but continuing to serialize it out to disk helps keep the old and newer data format paths working together without adding too much special case code.
-- Once the FPackageTrailer feature is no longer optional we can consider changing this.
### SavePackage/SavePackage2
- Removed the functions that would create the FPayloadToc
- Added new functions to help create the trailer.
- Moved the end of package tag out of the if to it's own scope (still won't run if a package writer exists), the reasoning is to make it clearer where the package format ends and where we can start writing the payload trailer.
- We have checks to make sure that the trailer does not try to write to disk for both text based assets and if the editor domain is enabled. Support for these features will be added later, but since the package trailer system is disabled by default this shouldn't cause problems.
### LinkerLoad
- After we parse the FPackageFileSummary we now also parse the header of the package trailer. In the workspace domain this will incur additional seek costs (which may or not actually seek and invalidate the internal file cache depending on how large the package's exports are) as the trailer is found after the package
-- In the future, the package trailer header can be stored right after the FPackageFileSummary in the editor domain which will remove this overhead.
- By parsing the header of the trailer at this point, virtualized bulkdata objects in the package can use the look up info to determine if their payloads are virtualized or not, and if not then where they reside inside the package file.
### LinkerSave
- We no longer collect a list of all virtualized bulkdata in a package while saving as we no longer generate the FPayloadToc so BulkDataInPackage has been removed.
- We now gather data to be appended to the package trailer via TrailerBuilder.
### DumpPayloadToc
- This command now dumps info based on the package trailer if one can be found.
#ROBOMERGE-AUTHOR: paul.chipchase
#ROBOMERGE-SOURCE: CL 18307893 in //UE5/Release-5.0/... via CL 18307905
#ROBOMERGE-BOT: STARSHIP (Release-Engine-Staging -> Release-Engine-Test) (v895-18170469)
[CL 18307913 by paul chipchase in ue5-release-engine-test branch]
2021-11-29 07:02:24 -05:00
// Other systems may have added errors to this array, we need to check so later we can determine if this function added any additional errors.
const int32 NumErrors = Errors . Num ( ) ;
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struct FPackageInfo
{
FPackagePath Path ;
FPackageTrailer Trailer ;
Reworked the virtualization system so that we only virtualize a package when it is submitted to source control, which makes the overall system much less dangerous.
#rb PJ.Kack
#rnx
#preflight 61a4b235405273b2c3daa7c7
### Virtualization
- The idea is to move from our current set up, where the virtualization happens when a package is saved and the payloads are saved to a local virtualization storage system with the final push to persistent storage occurring when the package is submitted to a system where we save payloads into the package file, but move them to persistent virtualization storage when the package file is submitted.
- The main advantage is that if someone submits a package file to source control without virtualizing it, we don't have to worry that others might not be able to load the package, the worst case scenario is that data sizes get bigger until the package is virtualized again.
- This is only the first pass, in the future we can do further optimizations, like not storing payloads locally if we know that they are already in the persistent storage system etc.
- In order to keep the virtualization process simple we want to be able to do it without needing to re-save the package, so to this end we will storage the payloads at the end of the package file as before, but instead of storing them inside of the package file format we will use a new container, the FPackageTrailer that is appended to the package file instead.
- In theory this will make future sidecar work easier as the trailer can just be moved to the sidecar file as as long as we know where to find the trailer things will just work (tm)
- For now VBD will continue to serialize it's offset/size to disk and use those values to read the payload directly when not virtualizing. Ideally we'd use the trailer but this will help reduce the risk.
### Current Issues
- The system does not work with the editor domain and has minor issues with text based assets
- The trailer system is disabled by default via the config system [Core]UsePackageTrailer=False and can then be enabled on select test projects until fully functional.
### PackageTrailer
- The trailer is split into two parts FPackageTrailerBuilder and FPackageTrailer
- FPackageTrailerBuilder is used when building the trailer during package save and FPackageTrailer is the structure we load and actually use.
- When saving the trailer we try to avoid using containers and such so that we can try to keep the specification for the file format very clear so that licensees can build their own tools for the virtualization process if they so desire.
- the header file contains a breakdown of the new format.
### VirtualizedBulkData
- FPayloadToc is now only used by the sidecar experimental feature. In a future update the sidecar will be changed to basically be the package trailer but stored in it's own file.
- FindPayloadsInPackageFile has been moved to PackageTrailer.h as it has a closer association with that code.
- Added a new method, ::LoadFromPackageTrailer, to load payloads from the package trailer without needing to know where the payload is on disk. Using this is opt in with the cvar "Serialization.LoadFromTrailer" and is only provided for debugging purposes. Although once this system has matured it will likely become the preferred way to access payloads.
- We no longer allow virtualization of bulkdata payloads on save, but I am not sure if we might want to allow this as an option in the future. So for now the code branch is disabled by the global constant bAllowVirtualizationOnSave.
- Added utility functions ::GetLinkerLoadFromOwner and ::GetTrailerFromOwner for easy access to the LinkerLoad/Trailer from the owning object.
- Added a utility ::UpdateArchiveData for seeking back to a known position in an archive, writing over it, then seeking back, which is fairly common in the package saving code paths. This might be worth moving to Archive.h for general use.
- ::LoadFromPackageFile has been refactored to prefer returning error values early over nested ifs.
- We no longer serialize the EFlags::IsVirtualized flag to disk. Instead it is applied when the package is loaded if we detect that a payload is virtualized and then removed before saved to disk. This allows the virtualization process to occur without resaving the package.
- We currently support the old serialize to disk path which is enabled when the FPackageTrailer system is disabled and the newer system when it is enabled.
- We do however continue to serialize the offset in the package file to disk when saved. Strictly speaking this is not needed as we can look this up from the package trailer when the package is loaded but continuing to serialize it out to disk helps keep the old and newer data format paths working together without adding too much special case code.
-- Once the FPackageTrailer feature is no longer optional we can consider changing this.
### SavePackage/SavePackage2
- Removed the functions that would create the FPayloadToc
- Added new functions to help create the trailer.
- Moved the end of package tag out of the if to it's own scope (still won't run if a package writer exists), the reasoning is to make it clearer where the package format ends and where we can start writing the payload trailer.
- We have checks to make sure that the trailer does not try to write to disk for both text based assets and if the editor domain is enabled. Support for these features will be added later, but since the package trailer system is disabled by default this shouldn't cause problems.
### LinkerLoad
- After we parse the FPackageFileSummary we now also parse the header of the package trailer. In the workspace domain this will incur additional seek costs (which may or not actually seek and invalidate the internal file cache depending on how large the package's exports are) as the trailer is found after the package
-- In the future, the package trailer header can be stored right after the FPackageFileSummary in the editor domain which will remove this overhead.
- By parsing the header of the trailer at this point, virtualized bulkdata objects in the package can use the look up info to determine if their payloads are virtualized or not, and if not then where they reside inside the package file.
### LinkerSave
- We no longer collect a list of all virtualized bulkdata in a package while saving as we no longer generate the FPayloadToc so BulkDataInPackage has been removed.
- We now gather data to be appended to the package trailer via TrailerBuilder.
### DumpPayloadToc
- This command now dumps info based on the package trailer if one can be found.
#ROBOMERGE-AUTHOR: paul.chipchase
#ROBOMERGE-SOURCE: CL 18307893 in //UE5/Release-5.0/... via CL 18307905
#ROBOMERGE-BOT: STARSHIP (Release-Engine-Staging -> Release-Engine-Test) (v895-18170469)
[CL 18307913 by paul chipchase in ue5-release-engine-test branch]
2021-11-29 07:02:24 -05:00
2021-12-01 11:13:31 -05:00
TArray < FPayloadId > LocalPayloads ;
int32 PayloadIndex = INDEX_NONE ;
bool bWasTrailerUpdated = false ;
} ;
2021-12-08 02:19:42 -05:00
UE_LOG ( LogVirtualization , Display , TEXT ( " Considering %d file(s) for virtualization " ) , FilesToSubmit . Num ( ) ) ;
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TArray < FPackageInfo > Packages ;
Packages . Reserve ( FilesToSubmit . Num ( ) ) ;
TArray < FPayloadId > AllLocalPayloads ;
AllLocalPayloads . Reserve ( FilesToSubmit . Num ( ) ) ;
// From the list of files to submit we need to find all of the valid packages that contain
// local payloads that need to be virtualized.
int64 TotalPayloadsToCheck = 0 ;
Reworked the virtualization system so that we only virtualize a package when it is submitted to source control, which makes the overall system much less dangerous.
#rb PJ.Kack
#rnx
#preflight 61a4b235405273b2c3daa7c7
### Virtualization
- The idea is to move from our current set up, where the virtualization happens when a package is saved and the payloads are saved to a local virtualization storage system with the final push to persistent storage occurring when the package is submitted to a system where we save payloads into the package file, but move them to persistent virtualization storage when the package file is submitted.
- The main advantage is that if someone submits a package file to source control without virtualizing it, we don't have to worry that others might not be able to load the package, the worst case scenario is that data sizes get bigger until the package is virtualized again.
- This is only the first pass, in the future we can do further optimizations, like not storing payloads locally if we know that they are already in the persistent storage system etc.
- In order to keep the virtualization process simple we want to be able to do it without needing to re-save the package, so to this end we will storage the payloads at the end of the package file as before, but instead of storing them inside of the package file format we will use a new container, the FPackageTrailer that is appended to the package file instead.
- In theory this will make future sidecar work easier as the trailer can just be moved to the sidecar file as as long as we know where to find the trailer things will just work (tm)
- For now VBD will continue to serialize it's offset/size to disk and use those values to read the payload directly when not virtualizing. Ideally we'd use the trailer but this will help reduce the risk.
### Current Issues
- The system does not work with the editor domain and has minor issues with text based assets
- The trailer system is disabled by default via the config system [Core]UsePackageTrailer=False and can then be enabled on select test projects until fully functional.
### PackageTrailer
- The trailer is split into two parts FPackageTrailerBuilder and FPackageTrailer
- FPackageTrailerBuilder is used when building the trailer during package save and FPackageTrailer is the structure we load and actually use.
- When saving the trailer we try to avoid using containers and such so that we can try to keep the specification for the file format very clear so that licensees can build their own tools for the virtualization process if they so desire.
- the header file contains a breakdown of the new format.
### VirtualizedBulkData
- FPayloadToc is now only used by the sidecar experimental feature. In a future update the sidecar will be changed to basically be the package trailer but stored in it's own file.
- FindPayloadsInPackageFile has been moved to PackageTrailer.h as it has a closer association with that code.
- Added a new method, ::LoadFromPackageTrailer, to load payloads from the package trailer without needing to know where the payload is on disk. Using this is opt in with the cvar "Serialization.LoadFromTrailer" and is only provided for debugging purposes. Although once this system has matured it will likely become the preferred way to access payloads.
- We no longer allow virtualization of bulkdata payloads on save, but I am not sure if we might want to allow this as an option in the future. So for now the code branch is disabled by the global constant bAllowVirtualizationOnSave.
- Added utility functions ::GetLinkerLoadFromOwner and ::GetTrailerFromOwner for easy access to the LinkerLoad/Trailer from the owning object.
- Added a utility ::UpdateArchiveData for seeking back to a known position in an archive, writing over it, then seeking back, which is fairly common in the package saving code paths. This might be worth moving to Archive.h for general use.
- ::LoadFromPackageFile has been refactored to prefer returning error values early over nested ifs.
- We no longer serialize the EFlags::IsVirtualized flag to disk. Instead it is applied when the package is loaded if we detect that a payload is virtualized and then removed before saved to disk. This allows the virtualization process to occur without resaving the package.
- We currently support the old serialize to disk path which is enabled when the FPackageTrailer system is disabled and the newer system when it is enabled.
- We do however continue to serialize the offset in the package file to disk when saved. Strictly speaking this is not needed as we can look this up from the package trailer when the package is loaded but continuing to serialize it out to disk helps keep the old and newer data format paths working together without adding too much special case code.
-- Once the FPackageTrailer feature is no longer optional we can consider changing this.
### SavePackage/SavePackage2
- Removed the functions that would create the FPayloadToc
- Added new functions to help create the trailer.
- Moved the end of package tag out of the if to it's own scope (still won't run if a package writer exists), the reasoning is to make it clearer where the package format ends and where we can start writing the payload trailer.
- We have checks to make sure that the trailer does not try to write to disk for both text based assets and if the editor domain is enabled. Support for these features will be added later, but since the package trailer system is disabled by default this shouldn't cause problems.
### LinkerLoad
- After we parse the FPackageFileSummary we now also parse the header of the package trailer. In the workspace domain this will incur additional seek costs (which may or not actually seek and invalidate the internal file cache depending on how large the package's exports are) as the trailer is found after the package
-- In the future, the package trailer header can be stored right after the FPackageFileSummary in the editor domain which will remove this overhead.
- By parsing the header of the trailer at this point, virtualized bulkdata objects in the package can use the look up info to determine if their payloads are virtualized or not, and if not then where they reside inside the package file.
### LinkerSave
- We no longer collect a list of all virtualized bulkdata in a package while saving as we no longer generate the FPayloadToc so BulkDataInPackage has been removed.
- We now gather data to be appended to the package trailer via TrailerBuilder.
### DumpPayloadToc
- This command now dumps info based on the package trailer if one can be found.
#ROBOMERGE-AUTHOR: paul.chipchase
#ROBOMERGE-SOURCE: CL 18307893 in //UE5/Release-5.0/... via CL 18307905
#ROBOMERGE-BOT: STARSHIP (Release-Engine-Staging -> Release-Engine-Test) (v895-18170469)
[CL 18307913 by paul chipchase in ue5-release-engine-test branch]
2021-11-29 07:02:24 -05:00
for ( const FString & AbsoluteFilePath : FilesToSubmit )
{
2021-12-01 11:13:31 -05:00
FPackagePath PackagePath = FPackagePath : : FromLocalPath ( AbsoluteFilePath ) ;
Reworked the virtualization system so that we only virtualize a package when it is submitted to source control, which makes the overall system much less dangerous.
#rb PJ.Kack
#rnx
#preflight 61a4b235405273b2c3daa7c7
### Virtualization
- The idea is to move from our current set up, where the virtualization happens when a package is saved and the payloads are saved to a local virtualization storage system with the final push to persistent storage occurring when the package is submitted to a system where we save payloads into the package file, but move them to persistent virtualization storage when the package file is submitted.
- The main advantage is that if someone submits a package file to source control without virtualizing it, we don't have to worry that others might not be able to load the package, the worst case scenario is that data sizes get bigger until the package is virtualized again.
- This is only the first pass, in the future we can do further optimizations, like not storing payloads locally if we know that they are already in the persistent storage system etc.
- In order to keep the virtualization process simple we want to be able to do it without needing to re-save the package, so to this end we will storage the payloads at the end of the package file as before, but instead of storing them inside of the package file format we will use a new container, the FPackageTrailer that is appended to the package file instead.
- In theory this will make future sidecar work easier as the trailer can just be moved to the sidecar file as as long as we know where to find the trailer things will just work (tm)
- For now VBD will continue to serialize it's offset/size to disk and use those values to read the payload directly when not virtualizing. Ideally we'd use the trailer but this will help reduce the risk.
### Current Issues
- The system does not work with the editor domain and has minor issues with text based assets
- The trailer system is disabled by default via the config system [Core]UsePackageTrailer=False and can then be enabled on select test projects until fully functional.
### PackageTrailer
- The trailer is split into two parts FPackageTrailerBuilder and FPackageTrailer
- FPackageTrailerBuilder is used when building the trailer during package save and FPackageTrailer is the structure we load and actually use.
- When saving the trailer we try to avoid using containers and such so that we can try to keep the specification for the file format very clear so that licensees can build their own tools for the virtualization process if they so desire.
- the header file contains a breakdown of the new format.
### VirtualizedBulkData
- FPayloadToc is now only used by the sidecar experimental feature. In a future update the sidecar will be changed to basically be the package trailer but stored in it's own file.
- FindPayloadsInPackageFile has been moved to PackageTrailer.h as it has a closer association with that code.
- Added a new method, ::LoadFromPackageTrailer, to load payloads from the package trailer without needing to know where the payload is on disk. Using this is opt in with the cvar "Serialization.LoadFromTrailer" and is only provided for debugging purposes. Although once this system has matured it will likely become the preferred way to access payloads.
- We no longer allow virtualization of bulkdata payloads on save, but I am not sure if we might want to allow this as an option in the future. So for now the code branch is disabled by the global constant bAllowVirtualizationOnSave.
- Added utility functions ::GetLinkerLoadFromOwner and ::GetTrailerFromOwner for easy access to the LinkerLoad/Trailer from the owning object.
- Added a utility ::UpdateArchiveData for seeking back to a known position in an archive, writing over it, then seeking back, which is fairly common in the package saving code paths. This might be worth moving to Archive.h for general use.
- ::LoadFromPackageFile has been refactored to prefer returning error values early over nested ifs.
- We no longer serialize the EFlags::IsVirtualized flag to disk. Instead it is applied when the package is loaded if we detect that a payload is virtualized and then removed before saved to disk. This allows the virtualization process to occur without resaving the package.
- We currently support the old serialize to disk path which is enabled when the FPackageTrailer system is disabled and the newer system when it is enabled.
- We do however continue to serialize the offset in the package file to disk when saved. Strictly speaking this is not needed as we can look this up from the package trailer when the package is loaded but continuing to serialize it out to disk helps keep the old and newer data format paths working together without adding too much special case code.
-- Once the FPackageTrailer feature is no longer optional we can consider changing this.
### SavePackage/SavePackage2
- Removed the functions that would create the FPayloadToc
- Added new functions to help create the trailer.
- Moved the end of package tag out of the if to it's own scope (still won't run if a package writer exists), the reasoning is to make it clearer where the package format ends and where we can start writing the payload trailer.
- We have checks to make sure that the trailer does not try to write to disk for both text based assets and if the editor domain is enabled. Support for these features will be added later, but since the package trailer system is disabled by default this shouldn't cause problems.
### LinkerLoad
- After we parse the FPackageFileSummary we now also parse the header of the package trailer. In the workspace domain this will incur additional seek costs (which may or not actually seek and invalidate the internal file cache depending on how large the package's exports are) as the trailer is found after the package
-- In the future, the package trailer header can be stored right after the FPackageFileSummary in the editor domain which will remove this overhead.
- By parsing the header of the trailer at this point, virtualized bulkdata objects in the package can use the look up info to determine if their payloads are virtualized or not, and if not then where they reside inside the package file.
### LinkerSave
- We no longer collect a list of all virtualized bulkdata in a package while saving as we no longer generate the FPayloadToc so BulkDataInPackage has been removed.
- We now gather data to be appended to the package trailer via TrailerBuilder.
### DumpPayloadToc
- This command now dumps info based on the package trailer if one can be found.
#ROBOMERGE-AUTHOR: paul.chipchase
#ROBOMERGE-SOURCE: CL 18307893 in //UE5/Release-5.0/... via CL 18307905
#ROBOMERGE-BOT: STARSHIP (Release-Engine-Staging -> Release-Engine-Test) (v895-18170469)
[CL 18307913 by paul chipchase in ue5-release-engine-test branch]
2021-11-29 07:02:24 -05:00
2021-12-01 11:13:31 -05:00
// TODO: How to handle text packages
Reworked the virtualization system so that we only virtualize a package when it is submitted to source control, which makes the overall system much less dangerous.
#rb PJ.Kack
#rnx
#preflight 61a4b235405273b2c3daa7c7
### Virtualization
- The idea is to move from our current set up, where the virtualization happens when a package is saved and the payloads are saved to a local virtualization storage system with the final push to persistent storage occurring when the package is submitted to a system where we save payloads into the package file, but move them to persistent virtualization storage when the package file is submitted.
- The main advantage is that if someone submits a package file to source control without virtualizing it, we don't have to worry that others might not be able to load the package, the worst case scenario is that data sizes get bigger until the package is virtualized again.
- This is only the first pass, in the future we can do further optimizations, like not storing payloads locally if we know that they are already in the persistent storage system etc.
- In order to keep the virtualization process simple we want to be able to do it without needing to re-save the package, so to this end we will storage the payloads at the end of the package file as before, but instead of storing them inside of the package file format we will use a new container, the FPackageTrailer that is appended to the package file instead.
- In theory this will make future sidecar work easier as the trailer can just be moved to the sidecar file as as long as we know where to find the trailer things will just work (tm)
- For now VBD will continue to serialize it's offset/size to disk and use those values to read the payload directly when not virtualizing. Ideally we'd use the trailer but this will help reduce the risk.
### Current Issues
- The system does not work with the editor domain and has minor issues with text based assets
- The trailer system is disabled by default via the config system [Core]UsePackageTrailer=False and can then be enabled on select test projects until fully functional.
### PackageTrailer
- The trailer is split into two parts FPackageTrailerBuilder and FPackageTrailer
- FPackageTrailerBuilder is used when building the trailer during package save and FPackageTrailer is the structure we load and actually use.
- When saving the trailer we try to avoid using containers and such so that we can try to keep the specification for the file format very clear so that licensees can build their own tools for the virtualization process if they so desire.
- the header file contains a breakdown of the new format.
### VirtualizedBulkData
- FPayloadToc is now only used by the sidecar experimental feature. In a future update the sidecar will be changed to basically be the package trailer but stored in it's own file.
- FindPayloadsInPackageFile has been moved to PackageTrailer.h as it has a closer association with that code.
- Added a new method, ::LoadFromPackageTrailer, to load payloads from the package trailer without needing to know where the payload is on disk. Using this is opt in with the cvar "Serialization.LoadFromTrailer" and is only provided for debugging purposes. Although once this system has matured it will likely become the preferred way to access payloads.
- We no longer allow virtualization of bulkdata payloads on save, but I am not sure if we might want to allow this as an option in the future. So for now the code branch is disabled by the global constant bAllowVirtualizationOnSave.
- Added utility functions ::GetLinkerLoadFromOwner and ::GetTrailerFromOwner for easy access to the LinkerLoad/Trailer from the owning object.
- Added a utility ::UpdateArchiveData for seeking back to a known position in an archive, writing over it, then seeking back, which is fairly common in the package saving code paths. This might be worth moving to Archive.h for general use.
- ::LoadFromPackageFile has been refactored to prefer returning error values early over nested ifs.
- We no longer serialize the EFlags::IsVirtualized flag to disk. Instead it is applied when the package is loaded if we detect that a payload is virtualized and then removed before saved to disk. This allows the virtualization process to occur without resaving the package.
- We currently support the old serialize to disk path which is enabled when the FPackageTrailer system is disabled and the newer system when it is enabled.
- We do however continue to serialize the offset in the package file to disk when saved. Strictly speaking this is not needed as we can look this up from the package trailer when the package is loaded but continuing to serialize it out to disk helps keep the old and newer data format paths working together without adding too much special case code.
-- Once the FPackageTrailer feature is no longer optional we can consider changing this.
### SavePackage/SavePackage2
- Removed the functions that would create the FPayloadToc
- Added new functions to help create the trailer.
- Moved the end of package tag out of the if to it's own scope (still won't run if a package writer exists), the reasoning is to make it clearer where the package format ends and where we can start writing the payload trailer.
- We have checks to make sure that the trailer does not try to write to disk for both text based assets and if the editor domain is enabled. Support for these features will be added later, but since the package trailer system is disabled by default this shouldn't cause problems.
### LinkerLoad
- After we parse the FPackageFileSummary we now also parse the header of the package trailer. In the workspace domain this will incur additional seek costs (which may or not actually seek and invalidate the internal file cache depending on how large the package's exports are) as the trailer is found after the package
-- In the future, the package trailer header can be stored right after the FPackageFileSummary in the editor domain which will remove this overhead.
- By parsing the header of the trailer at this point, virtualized bulkdata objects in the package can use the look up info to determine if their payloads are virtualized or not, and if not then where they reside inside the package file.
### LinkerSave
- We no longer collect a list of all virtualized bulkdata in a package while saving as we no longer generate the FPayloadToc so BulkDataInPackage has been removed.
- We now gather data to be appended to the package trailer via TrailerBuilder.
### DumpPayloadToc
- This command now dumps info based on the package trailer if one can be found.
#ROBOMERGE-AUTHOR: paul.chipchase
#ROBOMERGE-SOURCE: CL 18307893 in //UE5/Release-5.0/... via CL 18307905
#ROBOMERGE-BOT: STARSHIP (Release-Engine-Staging -> Release-Engine-Test) (v895-18170469)
[CL 18307913 by paul chipchase in ue5-release-engine-test branch]
2021-11-29 07:02:24 -05:00
if ( FPackageName : : IsPackageExtension ( PackagePath . GetHeaderExtension ( ) ) | | FPackageName : : IsTextPackageExtension ( PackagePath . GetHeaderExtension ( ) ) )
{
FPackageTrailer Trailer ;
if ( FPackageTrailer : : TryLoadFromPackage ( PackagePath , Trailer ) )
{
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FPackageInfo PkgInfo ;
Reworked the virtualization system so that we only virtualize a package when it is submitted to source control, which makes the overall system much less dangerous.
#rb PJ.Kack
#rnx
#preflight 61a4b235405273b2c3daa7c7
### Virtualization
- The idea is to move from our current set up, where the virtualization happens when a package is saved and the payloads are saved to a local virtualization storage system with the final push to persistent storage occurring when the package is submitted to a system where we save payloads into the package file, but move them to persistent virtualization storage when the package file is submitted.
- The main advantage is that if someone submits a package file to source control without virtualizing it, we don't have to worry that others might not be able to load the package, the worst case scenario is that data sizes get bigger until the package is virtualized again.
- This is only the first pass, in the future we can do further optimizations, like not storing payloads locally if we know that they are already in the persistent storage system etc.
- In order to keep the virtualization process simple we want to be able to do it without needing to re-save the package, so to this end we will storage the payloads at the end of the package file as before, but instead of storing them inside of the package file format we will use a new container, the FPackageTrailer that is appended to the package file instead.
- In theory this will make future sidecar work easier as the trailer can just be moved to the sidecar file as as long as we know where to find the trailer things will just work (tm)
- For now VBD will continue to serialize it's offset/size to disk and use those values to read the payload directly when not virtualizing. Ideally we'd use the trailer but this will help reduce the risk.
### Current Issues
- The system does not work with the editor domain and has minor issues with text based assets
- The trailer system is disabled by default via the config system [Core]UsePackageTrailer=False and can then be enabled on select test projects until fully functional.
### PackageTrailer
- The trailer is split into two parts FPackageTrailerBuilder and FPackageTrailer
- FPackageTrailerBuilder is used when building the trailer during package save and FPackageTrailer is the structure we load and actually use.
- When saving the trailer we try to avoid using containers and such so that we can try to keep the specification for the file format very clear so that licensees can build their own tools for the virtualization process if they so desire.
- the header file contains a breakdown of the new format.
### VirtualizedBulkData
- FPayloadToc is now only used by the sidecar experimental feature. In a future update the sidecar will be changed to basically be the package trailer but stored in it's own file.
- FindPayloadsInPackageFile has been moved to PackageTrailer.h as it has a closer association with that code.
- Added a new method, ::LoadFromPackageTrailer, to load payloads from the package trailer without needing to know where the payload is on disk. Using this is opt in with the cvar "Serialization.LoadFromTrailer" and is only provided for debugging purposes. Although once this system has matured it will likely become the preferred way to access payloads.
- We no longer allow virtualization of bulkdata payloads on save, but I am not sure if we might want to allow this as an option in the future. So for now the code branch is disabled by the global constant bAllowVirtualizationOnSave.
- Added utility functions ::GetLinkerLoadFromOwner and ::GetTrailerFromOwner for easy access to the LinkerLoad/Trailer from the owning object.
- Added a utility ::UpdateArchiveData for seeking back to a known position in an archive, writing over it, then seeking back, which is fairly common in the package saving code paths. This might be worth moving to Archive.h for general use.
- ::LoadFromPackageFile has been refactored to prefer returning error values early over nested ifs.
- We no longer serialize the EFlags::IsVirtualized flag to disk. Instead it is applied when the package is loaded if we detect that a payload is virtualized and then removed before saved to disk. This allows the virtualization process to occur without resaving the package.
- We currently support the old serialize to disk path which is enabled when the FPackageTrailer system is disabled and the newer system when it is enabled.
- We do however continue to serialize the offset in the package file to disk when saved. Strictly speaking this is not needed as we can look this up from the package trailer when the package is loaded but continuing to serialize it out to disk helps keep the old and newer data format paths working together without adding too much special case code.
-- Once the FPackageTrailer feature is no longer optional we can consider changing this.
### SavePackage/SavePackage2
- Removed the functions that would create the FPayloadToc
- Added new functions to help create the trailer.
- Moved the end of package tag out of the if to it's own scope (still won't run if a package writer exists), the reasoning is to make it clearer where the package format ends and where we can start writing the payload trailer.
- We have checks to make sure that the trailer does not try to write to disk for both text based assets and if the editor domain is enabled. Support for these features will be added later, but since the package trailer system is disabled by default this shouldn't cause problems.
### LinkerLoad
- After we parse the FPackageFileSummary we now also parse the header of the package trailer. In the workspace domain this will incur additional seek costs (which may or not actually seek and invalidate the internal file cache depending on how large the package's exports are) as the trailer is found after the package
-- In the future, the package trailer header can be stored right after the FPackageFileSummary in the editor domain which will remove this overhead.
- By parsing the header of the trailer at this point, virtualized bulkdata objects in the package can use the look up info to determine if their payloads are virtualized or not, and if not then where they reside inside the package file.
### LinkerSave
- We no longer collect a list of all virtualized bulkdata in a package while saving as we no longer generate the FPayloadToc so BulkDataInPackage has been removed.
- We now gather data to be appended to the package trailer via TrailerBuilder.
### DumpPayloadToc
- This command now dumps info based on the package trailer if one can be found.
#ROBOMERGE-AUTHOR: paul.chipchase
#ROBOMERGE-SOURCE: CL 18307893 in //UE5/Release-5.0/... via CL 18307905
#ROBOMERGE-BOT: STARSHIP (Release-Engine-Staging -> Release-Engine-Test) (v895-18170469)
[CL 18307913 by paul chipchase in ue5-release-engine-test branch]
2021-11-29 07:02:24 -05:00
2021-12-01 11:13:31 -05:00
PkgInfo . Path = MoveTemp ( PackagePath ) ;
PkgInfo . Trailer = MoveTemp ( Trailer ) ;
PkgInfo . LocalPayloads = PkgInfo . Trailer . GetPayloads ( EPayloadFilter : : Local ) ;
TotalPayloadsToCheck + = PkgInfo . LocalPayloads . Num ( ) ;
if ( ! PkgInfo . LocalPayloads . IsEmpty ( ) )
Reworked the virtualization system so that we only virtualize a package when it is submitted to source control, which makes the overall system much less dangerous.
#rb PJ.Kack
#rnx
#preflight 61a4b235405273b2c3daa7c7
### Virtualization
- The idea is to move from our current set up, where the virtualization happens when a package is saved and the payloads are saved to a local virtualization storage system with the final push to persistent storage occurring when the package is submitted to a system where we save payloads into the package file, but move them to persistent virtualization storage when the package file is submitted.
- The main advantage is that if someone submits a package file to source control without virtualizing it, we don't have to worry that others might not be able to load the package, the worst case scenario is that data sizes get bigger until the package is virtualized again.
- This is only the first pass, in the future we can do further optimizations, like not storing payloads locally if we know that they are already in the persistent storage system etc.
- In order to keep the virtualization process simple we want to be able to do it without needing to re-save the package, so to this end we will storage the payloads at the end of the package file as before, but instead of storing them inside of the package file format we will use a new container, the FPackageTrailer that is appended to the package file instead.
- In theory this will make future sidecar work easier as the trailer can just be moved to the sidecar file as as long as we know where to find the trailer things will just work (tm)
- For now VBD will continue to serialize it's offset/size to disk and use those values to read the payload directly when not virtualizing. Ideally we'd use the trailer but this will help reduce the risk.
### Current Issues
- The system does not work with the editor domain and has minor issues with text based assets
- The trailer system is disabled by default via the config system [Core]UsePackageTrailer=False and can then be enabled on select test projects until fully functional.
### PackageTrailer
- The trailer is split into two parts FPackageTrailerBuilder and FPackageTrailer
- FPackageTrailerBuilder is used when building the trailer during package save and FPackageTrailer is the structure we load and actually use.
- When saving the trailer we try to avoid using containers and such so that we can try to keep the specification for the file format very clear so that licensees can build their own tools for the virtualization process if they so desire.
- the header file contains a breakdown of the new format.
### VirtualizedBulkData
- FPayloadToc is now only used by the sidecar experimental feature. In a future update the sidecar will be changed to basically be the package trailer but stored in it's own file.
- FindPayloadsInPackageFile has been moved to PackageTrailer.h as it has a closer association with that code.
- Added a new method, ::LoadFromPackageTrailer, to load payloads from the package trailer without needing to know where the payload is on disk. Using this is opt in with the cvar "Serialization.LoadFromTrailer" and is only provided for debugging purposes. Although once this system has matured it will likely become the preferred way to access payloads.
- We no longer allow virtualization of bulkdata payloads on save, but I am not sure if we might want to allow this as an option in the future. So for now the code branch is disabled by the global constant bAllowVirtualizationOnSave.
- Added utility functions ::GetLinkerLoadFromOwner and ::GetTrailerFromOwner for easy access to the LinkerLoad/Trailer from the owning object.
- Added a utility ::UpdateArchiveData for seeking back to a known position in an archive, writing over it, then seeking back, which is fairly common in the package saving code paths. This might be worth moving to Archive.h for general use.
- ::LoadFromPackageFile has been refactored to prefer returning error values early over nested ifs.
- We no longer serialize the EFlags::IsVirtualized flag to disk. Instead it is applied when the package is loaded if we detect that a payload is virtualized and then removed before saved to disk. This allows the virtualization process to occur without resaving the package.
- We currently support the old serialize to disk path which is enabled when the FPackageTrailer system is disabled and the newer system when it is enabled.
- We do however continue to serialize the offset in the package file to disk when saved. Strictly speaking this is not needed as we can look this up from the package trailer when the package is loaded but continuing to serialize it out to disk helps keep the old and newer data format paths working together without adding too much special case code.
-- Once the FPackageTrailer feature is no longer optional we can consider changing this.
### SavePackage/SavePackage2
- Removed the functions that would create the FPayloadToc
- Added new functions to help create the trailer.
- Moved the end of package tag out of the if to it's own scope (still won't run if a package writer exists), the reasoning is to make it clearer where the package format ends and where we can start writing the payload trailer.
- We have checks to make sure that the trailer does not try to write to disk for both text based assets and if the editor domain is enabled. Support for these features will be added later, but since the package trailer system is disabled by default this shouldn't cause problems.
### LinkerLoad
- After we parse the FPackageFileSummary we now also parse the header of the package trailer. In the workspace domain this will incur additional seek costs (which may or not actually seek and invalidate the internal file cache depending on how large the package's exports are) as the trailer is found after the package
-- In the future, the package trailer header can be stored right after the FPackageFileSummary in the editor domain which will remove this overhead.
- By parsing the header of the trailer at this point, virtualized bulkdata objects in the package can use the look up info to determine if their payloads are virtualized or not, and if not then where they reside inside the package file.
### LinkerSave
- We no longer collect a list of all virtualized bulkdata in a package while saving as we no longer generate the FPayloadToc so BulkDataInPackage has been removed.
- We now gather data to be appended to the package trailer via TrailerBuilder.
### DumpPayloadToc
- This command now dumps info based on the package trailer if one can be found.
#ROBOMERGE-AUTHOR: paul.chipchase
#ROBOMERGE-SOURCE: CL 18307893 in //UE5/Release-5.0/... via CL 18307905
#ROBOMERGE-BOT: STARSHIP (Release-Engine-Staging -> Release-Engine-Test) (v895-18170469)
[CL 18307913 by paul chipchase in ue5-release-engine-test branch]
2021-11-29 07:02:24 -05:00
{
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PkgInfo . PayloadIndex = AllLocalPayloads . Num ( ) ;
AllLocalPayloads . Append ( PkgInfo . LocalPayloads ) ;
Reworked the virtualization system so that we only virtualize a package when it is submitted to source control, which makes the overall system much less dangerous.
#rb PJ.Kack
#rnx
#preflight 61a4b235405273b2c3daa7c7
### Virtualization
- The idea is to move from our current set up, where the virtualization happens when a package is saved and the payloads are saved to a local virtualization storage system with the final push to persistent storage occurring when the package is submitted to a system where we save payloads into the package file, but move them to persistent virtualization storage when the package file is submitted.
- The main advantage is that if someone submits a package file to source control without virtualizing it, we don't have to worry that others might not be able to load the package, the worst case scenario is that data sizes get bigger until the package is virtualized again.
- This is only the first pass, in the future we can do further optimizations, like not storing payloads locally if we know that they are already in the persistent storage system etc.
- In order to keep the virtualization process simple we want to be able to do it without needing to re-save the package, so to this end we will storage the payloads at the end of the package file as before, but instead of storing them inside of the package file format we will use a new container, the FPackageTrailer that is appended to the package file instead.
- In theory this will make future sidecar work easier as the trailer can just be moved to the sidecar file as as long as we know where to find the trailer things will just work (tm)
- For now VBD will continue to serialize it's offset/size to disk and use those values to read the payload directly when not virtualizing. Ideally we'd use the trailer but this will help reduce the risk.
### Current Issues
- The system does not work with the editor domain and has minor issues with text based assets
- The trailer system is disabled by default via the config system [Core]UsePackageTrailer=False and can then be enabled on select test projects until fully functional.
### PackageTrailer
- The trailer is split into two parts FPackageTrailerBuilder and FPackageTrailer
- FPackageTrailerBuilder is used when building the trailer during package save and FPackageTrailer is the structure we load and actually use.
- When saving the trailer we try to avoid using containers and such so that we can try to keep the specification for the file format very clear so that licensees can build their own tools for the virtualization process if they so desire.
- the header file contains a breakdown of the new format.
### VirtualizedBulkData
- FPayloadToc is now only used by the sidecar experimental feature. In a future update the sidecar will be changed to basically be the package trailer but stored in it's own file.
- FindPayloadsInPackageFile has been moved to PackageTrailer.h as it has a closer association with that code.
- Added a new method, ::LoadFromPackageTrailer, to load payloads from the package trailer without needing to know where the payload is on disk. Using this is opt in with the cvar "Serialization.LoadFromTrailer" and is only provided for debugging purposes. Although once this system has matured it will likely become the preferred way to access payloads.
- We no longer allow virtualization of bulkdata payloads on save, but I am not sure if we might want to allow this as an option in the future. So for now the code branch is disabled by the global constant bAllowVirtualizationOnSave.
- Added utility functions ::GetLinkerLoadFromOwner and ::GetTrailerFromOwner for easy access to the LinkerLoad/Trailer from the owning object.
- Added a utility ::UpdateArchiveData for seeking back to a known position in an archive, writing over it, then seeking back, which is fairly common in the package saving code paths. This might be worth moving to Archive.h for general use.
- ::LoadFromPackageFile has been refactored to prefer returning error values early over nested ifs.
- We no longer serialize the EFlags::IsVirtualized flag to disk. Instead it is applied when the package is loaded if we detect that a payload is virtualized and then removed before saved to disk. This allows the virtualization process to occur without resaving the package.
- We currently support the old serialize to disk path which is enabled when the FPackageTrailer system is disabled and the newer system when it is enabled.
- We do however continue to serialize the offset in the package file to disk when saved. Strictly speaking this is not needed as we can look this up from the package trailer when the package is loaded but continuing to serialize it out to disk helps keep the old and newer data format paths working together without adding too much special case code.
-- Once the FPackageTrailer feature is no longer optional we can consider changing this.
### SavePackage/SavePackage2
- Removed the functions that would create the FPayloadToc
- Added new functions to help create the trailer.
- Moved the end of package tag out of the if to it's own scope (still won't run if a package writer exists), the reasoning is to make it clearer where the package format ends and where we can start writing the payload trailer.
- We have checks to make sure that the trailer does not try to write to disk for both text based assets and if the editor domain is enabled. Support for these features will be added later, but since the package trailer system is disabled by default this shouldn't cause problems.
### LinkerLoad
- After we parse the FPackageFileSummary we now also parse the header of the package trailer. In the workspace domain this will incur additional seek costs (which may or not actually seek and invalidate the internal file cache depending on how large the package's exports are) as the trailer is found after the package
-- In the future, the package trailer header can be stored right after the FPackageFileSummary in the editor domain which will remove this overhead.
- By parsing the header of the trailer at this point, virtualized bulkdata objects in the package can use the look up info to determine if their payloads are virtualized or not, and if not then where they reside inside the package file.
### LinkerSave
- We no longer collect a list of all virtualized bulkdata in a package while saving as we no longer generate the FPayloadToc so BulkDataInPackage has been removed.
- We now gather data to be appended to the package trailer via TrailerBuilder.
### DumpPayloadToc
- This command now dumps info based on the package trailer if one can be found.
#ROBOMERGE-AUTHOR: paul.chipchase
#ROBOMERGE-SOURCE: CL 18307893 in //UE5/Release-5.0/... via CL 18307905
#ROBOMERGE-BOT: STARSHIP (Release-Engine-Staging -> Release-Engine-Test) (v895-18170469)
[CL 18307913 by paul chipchase in ue5-release-engine-test branch]
2021-11-29 07:02:24 -05:00
2021-12-01 11:13:31 -05:00
Packages . Emplace ( MoveTemp ( PkgInfo ) ) ;
Reworked the virtualization system so that we only virtualize a package when it is submitted to source control, which makes the overall system much less dangerous.
#rb PJ.Kack
#rnx
#preflight 61a4b235405273b2c3daa7c7
### Virtualization
- The idea is to move from our current set up, where the virtualization happens when a package is saved and the payloads are saved to a local virtualization storage system with the final push to persistent storage occurring when the package is submitted to a system where we save payloads into the package file, but move them to persistent virtualization storage when the package file is submitted.
- The main advantage is that if someone submits a package file to source control without virtualizing it, we don't have to worry that others might not be able to load the package, the worst case scenario is that data sizes get bigger until the package is virtualized again.
- This is only the first pass, in the future we can do further optimizations, like not storing payloads locally if we know that they are already in the persistent storage system etc.
- In order to keep the virtualization process simple we want to be able to do it without needing to re-save the package, so to this end we will storage the payloads at the end of the package file as before, but instead of storing them inside of the package file format we will use a new container, the FPackageTrailer that is appended to the package file instead.
- In theory this will make future sidecar work easier as the trailer can just be moved to the sidecar file as as long as we know where to find the trailer things will just work (tm)
- For now VBD will continue to serialize it's offset/size to disk and use those values to read the payload directly when not virtualizing. Ideally we'd use the trailer but this will help reduce the risk.
### Current Issues
- The system does not work with the editor domain and has minor issues with text based assets
- The trailer system is disabled by default via the config system [Core]UsePackageTrailer=False and can then be enabled on select test projects until fully functional.
### PackageTrailer
- The trailer is split into two parts FPackageTrailerBuilder and FPackageTrailer
- FPackageTrailerBuilder is used when building the trailer during package save and FPackageTrailer is the structure we load and actually use.
- When saving the trailer we try to avoid using containers and such so that we can try to keep the specification for the file format very clear so that licensees can build their own tools for the virtualization process if they so desire.
- the header file contains a breakdown of the new format.
### VirtualizedBulkData
- FPayloadToc is now only used by the sidecar experimental feature. In a future update the sidecar will be changed to basically be the package trailer but stored in it's own file.
- FindPayloadsInPackageFile has been moved to PackageTrailer.h as it has a closer association with that code.
- Added a new method, ::LoadFromPackageTrailer, to load payloads from the package trailer without needing to know where the payload is on disk. Using this is opt in with the cvar "Serialization.LoadFromTrailer" and is only provided for debugging purposes. Although once this system has matured it will likely become the preferred way to access payloads.
- We no longer allow virtualization of bulkdata payloads on save, but I am not sure if we might want to allow this as an option in the future. So for now the code branch is disabled by the global constant bAllowVirtualizationOnSave.
- Added utility functions ::GetLinkerLoadFromOwner and ::GetTrailerFromOwner for easy access to the LinkerLoad/Trailer from the owning object.
- Added a utility ::UpdateArchiveData for seeking back to a known position in an archive, writing over it, then seeking back, which is fairly common in the package saving code paths. This might be worth moving to Archive.h for general use.
- ::LoadFromPackageFile has been refactored to prefer returning error values early over nested ifs.
- We no longer serialize the EFlags::IsVirtualized flag to disk. Instead it is applied when the package is loaded if we detect that a payload is virtualized and then removed before saved to disk. This allows the virtualization process to occur without resaving the package.
- We currently support the old serialize to disk path which is enabled when the FPackageTrailer system is disabled and the newer system when it is enabled.
- We do however continue to serialize the offset in the package file to disk when saved. Strictly speaking this is not needed as we can look this up from the package trailer when the package is loaded but continuing to serialize it out to disk helps keep the old and newer data format paths working together without adding too much special case code.
-- Once the FPackageTrailer feature is no longer optional we can consider changing this.
### SavePackage/SavePackage2
- Removed the functions that would create the FPayloadToc
- Added new functions to help create the trailer.
- Moved the end of package tag out of the if to it's own scope (still won't run if a package writer exists), the reasoning is to make it clearer where the package format ends and where we can start writing the payload trailer.
- We have checks to make sure that the trailer does not try to write to disk for both text based assets and if the editor domain is enabled. Support for these features will be added later, but since the package trailer system is disabled by default this shouldn't cause problems.
### LinkerLoad
- After we parse the FPackageFileSummary we now also parse the header of the package trailer. In the workspace domain this will incur additional seek costs (which may or not actually seek and invalidate the internal file cache depending on how large the package's exports are) as the trailer is found after the package
-- In the future, the package trailer header can be stored right after the FPackageFileSummary in the editor domain which will remove this overhead.
- By parsing the header of the trailer at this point, virtualized bulkdata objects in the package can use the look up info to determine if their payloads are virtualized or not, and if not then where they reside inside the package file.
### LinkerSave
- We no longer collect a list of all virtualized bulkdata in a package while saving as we no longer generate the FPayloadToc so BulkDataInPackage has been removed.
- We now gather data to be appended to the package trailer via TrailerBuilder.
### DumpPayloadToc
- This command now dumps info based on the package trailer if one can be found.
#ROBOMERGE-AUTHOR: paul.chipchase
#ROBOMERGE-SOURCE: CL 18307893 in //UE5/Release-5.0/... via CL 18307905
#ROBOMERGE-BOT: STARSHIP (Release-Engine-Staging -> Release-Engine-Test) (v895-18170469)
[CL 18307913 by paul chipchase in ue5-release-engine-test branch]
2021-11-29 07:02:24 -05:00
}
}
}
}
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UE_LOG ( LogVirtualization , Display , TEXT ( " Found % " INT64_FMT " payload(s) in %d package(s) that need to be examined for virtualization " ) , TotalPayloadsToCheck , Packages . Num ( ) ) ;
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TArray < FPayloadStatus > PayloadStatuses ;
if ( ! System . DoPayloadsExist ( AllLocalPayloads , EStorageType : : Persistent , PayloadStatuses ) )
{
FText Message = LOCTEXT ( " Virtualization_DoesExistFail " , " Failed to find the status of the payloads in the packages being submitted " ) ;
Errors . Add ( Message ) ;
return ;
}
// Update payloads that are already in persistent storage and don't need to be pushed
int64 TotalPayloadsToVirtualize = 0 ;
for ( FPackageInfo & PackageInfo : Packages )
{
check ( PackageInfo . LocalPayloads . IsEmpty ( ) | | PackageInfo . PayloadIndex ! = INDEX_NONE ) ; // If we have payloads we should have an index
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# if UE_PRECHECK_PAYLOAD_STATUS
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for ( int32 Index = 0 ; Index < PackageInfo . LocalPayloads . Num ( ) ; + + Index )
{
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if ( PayloadStatuses [ PackageInfo . PayloadIndex + Index ] = = FPayloadStatus : : FoundAll )
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{
if ( PackageInfo . Trailer . UpdatePayloadAsVirtualized ( PackageInfo . LocalPayloads [ Index ] ) )
{
PackageInfo . bWasTrailerUpdated = true ;
}
else
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{
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FText Message = FText : : Format ( LOCTEXT ( " Virtualization_UpdateStatusFailed " , " Unable to update the status for the payload '{0}' in the package '{1}' " ) ,
FText : : FromString ( PackageInfo . LocalPayloads [ Index ] . ToString ( ) ) ,
FText : : FromString ( PackageInfo . Path . GetDebugName ( ) ) ) ;
Errors . Add ( Message ) ;
return ;
}
}
}
// If we made changes we should recalculate the local payloads left
if ( PackageInfo . bWasTrailerUpdated )
{
PackageInfo . LocalPayloads = PackageInfo . Trailer . GetPayloads ( EPayloadFilter : : Local ) ;
}
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# endif
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PackageInfo . PayloadIndex = INDEX_NONE ;
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TotalPayloadsToVirtualize + = PackageInfo . LocalPayloads . Num ( ) ;
}
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UE_LOG ( LogVirtualization , Display , TEXT ( " Found % " INT64_FMT " payload(s) that need to be pushed to persistent virtualized storage " ) , TotalPayloadsToVirtualize ) ;
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// TODO Optimization: In theory we could have many packages sharing the same payload and we only need to push once
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TArray < Virtualization : : FPushRequest > PayloadsToSubmit ;
PayloadsToSubmit . Reserve ( TotalPayloadsToVirtualize ) ;
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// Push any remaining local payload to the persistent backends
for ( FPackageInfo & PackageInfo : Packages )
{
if ( PackageInfo . LocalPayloads . IsEmpty ( ) )
{
continue ;
}
TUniquePtr < FArchive > PackageAr = IPackageResourceManager : : Get ( ) . OpenReadExternalResource ( EPackageExternalResource : : WorkspaceDomainFile , PackageInfo . Path . GetPackageName ( ) ) ;
if ( ! PackageAr . IsValid ( ) )
{
FText Message = FText : : Format ( LOCTEXT ( " Virtualization_PkgOpen " , " Failed to open the package '{1}' for reading " ) ,
FText : : FromString ( PackageInfo . Path . GetDebugName ( ) ) ) ;
Errors . Add ( Message ) ;
return ;
}
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PackageInfo . PayloadIndex = PayloadsToSubmit . Num ( ) ;
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for ( const FPayloadId & PayloadId : PackageInfo . LocalPayloads )
{
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checkf ( PayloadId . IsValid ( ) , TEXT ( " PackageTrailer for package '%s' should not contain invalid FPayloadIds " ) , * PackageInfo . Path . GetDebugName ( ) ) ;
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FCompressedBuffer Payload = PackageInfo . Trailer . LoadPayload ( PayloadId , * PackageAr ) ;
if ( PayloadId ! = FIoHash ( Payload . GetRawHash ( ) ) )
{
FText Message = FText : : Format ( LOCTEXT ( " Virtualization_WrongPayload " , " Package {0} loaded an incorrect payload from the trailer. Expected '{1}' Loaded '{2}' " ) ,
FText : : FromString ( PackageInfo . Path . GetDebugName ( ) ) ,
FText : : FromString ( PayloadId . ToString ( ) ) ,
FText : : FromString ( LexToString ( Payload . GetRawHash ( ) ) ) ) ;
Errors . Add ( Message ) ;
return ;
}
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if ( ! Payload )
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{
FText Message = FText : : Format ( LOCTEXT ( " Virtualization_MissingPayload " , " Unable to find the payload '{0}' in the local storage of package '{1}' " ) ,
FText : : FromString ( PayloadId . ToString ( ) ) ,
FText : : FromString ( PackageInfo . Path . GetDebugName ( ) ) ) ;
Errors . Add ( Message ) ;
return ;
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}
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PayloadsToSubmit . Emplace ( PayloadId , MoveTemp ( Payload ) , PackageInfo . Path . GetDebugName ( ) ) ;
}
}
if ( ! System . PushData ( PayloadsToSubmit , EStorageType : : Persistent ) )
{
FText Message = LOCTEXT ( " Virtualization_PushFailure " , " Failed to push payloads " ) ;
Errors . Add ( Message ) ;
return ;
}
// Update the package info for the submitted payloads
for ( FPackageInfo & PackageInfo : Packages )
{
for ( int32 Index = 0 ; Index < PackageInfo . LocalPayloads . Num ( ) ; + + Index )
{
const Virtualization : : FPushRequest & Request = PayloadsToSubmit [ PackageInfo . PayloadIndex + Index ] ;
check ( Request . Identifier = = PackageInfo . LocalPayloads [ Index ] ) ;
if ( Request . Status = = Virtualization : : FPushRequest : : EStatus : : Success )
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{
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if ( PackageInfo . Trailer . UpdatePayloadAsVirtualized ( Request . Identifier ) )
{
PackageInfo . bWasTrailerUpdated = true ;
}
else
{
FText Message = FText : : Format ( LOCTEXT ( " Virtualization_UpdateStatusFailed " , " Unable to update the status for the payload '{0}' in the package '{1}' " ) ,
FText : : FromString ( Request . Identifier . ToString ( ) ) ,
FText : : FromString ( PackageInfo . Path . GetDebugName ( ) ) ) ;
Errors . Add ( Message ) ;
return ;
}
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}
}
}
TArray < TPair < FPackagePath , FString > > PackagesToReplace ;
// Any package with an updated trailer needs to be copied and an updated trailer appended
for ( FPackageInfo & PackageInfo : Packages )
{
if ( ! PackageInfo . bWasTrailerUpdated )
{
continue ;
}
// TODO: Implement/test mixed package trailer support
// At the moment we assume that all the payloads in a package will virtualized or none of them will. If none of the payloads have virtualized then
// the package won't have made it this far so we should check that no package at this point has a local payload.
// We should be able to support mixed packages (to support more advanced filtering and min payload sizes etc) but it hasn't been tested yet so I'd
// rather prevent this condition from occurring until it is properly tested.
check ( PackageInfo . Trailer . GetNumPayloads ( EPayloadFilter : : Local ) = = 0 ) ;
const FPackagePath & PackagePath = PackageInfo . Path ; // No need to validate path, we checked this earlier
const FString PackageFilePath = PackagePath . GetLocalFullPath ( ) ;
const FString BaseName = FPaths : : GetBaseFilename ( PackagePath . GetPackageName ( ) ) ;
const FString TempFilePath = FPaths : : CreateTempFilename ( * FPaths : : ProjectSavedDir ( ) , * BaseName . Left ( 32 ) ) ;
// TODO Optimization: Combine TryCopyPackageWithoutTrailer with the appending of the new trailer to avoid opening multiple handles
// Create copy of package minus the trailer the trailer
if ( ! TryCopyPackageWithoutTrailer ( PackagePath , TempFilePath , PackageInfo . Trailer , Errors ) )
{
return ;
}
TUniquePtr < FArchive > PackageAr = IPackageResourceManager : : Get ( ) . OpenReadExternalResource ( EPackageExternalResource : : WorkspaceDomainFile , PackagePath . GetPackageName ( ) ) ;
if ( ! PackageAr . IsValid ( ) )
{
FText Message = FText : : Format ( LOCTEXT ( " Virtualization_PkgOpen " , " Failed to open the package '{1}' for reading " ) ,
FText : : FromString ( PackagePath . GetDebugName ( ) ) ) ;
Errors . Add ( Message ) ;
return ;
}
TUniquePtr < FArchive > CopyAr ( IFileManager : : Get ( ) . CreateFileWriter ( * TempFilePath , EFileWrite : : FILEWRITE_Append ) ) ;
if ( ! CopyAr . IsValid ( ) )
{
FText Message = FText : : Format ( LOCTEXT ( " Virtualization_TrailerAppendOpen " , " Unable to open '{0}' to append the trailer' " ) ,
FText : : FromString ( TempFilePath ) ) ;
Errors . Add ( Message ) ;
return ;
}
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FPackageTrailerBuilder TrailerBuilder = FPackageTrailerBuilder : : Create ( PackageInfo . Trailer , * PackageAr , PackagePath ) ;
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if ( ! TrailerBuilder . BuildAndAppendTrailer ( nullptr , * CopyAr ) )
{
FText Message = FText : : Format ( LOCTEXT ( " Virtualization_TrailerAppend " , " Failed to append the trailer to '{0}' " ) ,
FText : : FromString ( TempFilePath ) ) ;
Errors . Add ( Message ) ;
return ;
}
// Now that we have successfully created a new version of the package with an updated trailer
// we need to mark that it should replace the original package.
PackagesToReplace . Emplace ( PackagePath , TempFilePath ) ;
}
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UE_LOG ( LogVirtualization , Display , TEXT ( " %d package(s) had their trailer container modified and need to be updated " ) , PackagesToReplace . Num ( ) ) ;
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Reworked the virtualization system so that we only virtualize a package when it is submitted to source control, which makes the overall system much less dangerous.
#rb PJ.Kack
#rnx
#preflight 61a4b235405273b2c3daa7c7
### Virtualization
- The idea is to move from our current set up, where the virtualization happens when a package is saved and the payloads are saved to a local virtualization storage system with the final push to persistent storage occurring when the package is submitted to a system where we save payloads into the package file, but move them to persistent virtualization storage when the package file is submitted.
- The main advantage is that if someone submits a package file to source control without virtualizing it, we don't have to worry that others might not be able to load the package, the worst case scenario is that data sizes get bigger until the package is virtualized again.
- This is only the first pass, in the future we can do further optimizations, like not storing payloads locally if we know that they are already in the persistent storage system etc.
- In order to keep the virtualization process simple we want to be able to do it without needing to re-save the package, so to this end we will storage the payloads at the end of the package file as before, but instead of storing them inside of the package file format we will use a new container, the FPackageTrailer that is appended to the package file instead.
- In theory this will make future sidecar work easier as the trailer can just be moved to the sidecar file as as long as we know where to find the trailer things will just work (tm)
- For now VBD will continue to serialize it's offset/size to disk and use those values to read the payload directly when not virtualizing. Ideally we'd use the trailer but this will help reduce the risk.
### Current Issues
- The system does not work with the editor domain and has minor issues with text based assets
- The trailer system is disabled by default via the config system [Core]UsePackageTrailer=False and can then be enabled on select test projects until fully functional.
### PackageTrailer
- The trailer is split into two parts FPackageTrailerBuilder and FPackageTrailer
- FPackageTrailerBuilder is used when building the trailer during package save and FPackageTrailer is the structure we load and actually use.
- When saving the trailer we try to avoid using containers and such so that we can try to keep the specification for the file format very clear so that licensees can build their own tools for the virtualization process if they so desire.
- the header file contains a breakdown of the new format.
### VirtualizedBulkData
- FPayloadToc is now only used by the sidecar experimental feature. In a future update the sidecar will be changed to basically be the package trailer but stored in it's own file.
- FindPayloadsInPackageFile has been moved to PackageTrailer.h as it has a closer association with that code.
- Added a new method, ::LoadFromPackageTrailer, to load payloads from the package trailer without needing to know where the payload is on disk. Using this is opt in with the cvar "Serialization.LoadFromTrailer" and is only provided for debugging purposes. Although once this system has matured it will likely become the preferred way to access payloads.
- We no longer allow virtualization of bulkdata payloads on save, but I am not sure if we might want to allow this as an option in the future. So for now the code branch is disabled by the global constant bAllowVirtualizationOnSave.
- Added utility functions ::GetLinkerLoadFromOwner and ::GetTrailerFromOwner for easy access to the LinkerLoad/Trailer from the owning object.
- Added a utility ::UpdateArchiveData for seeking back to a known position in an archive, writing over it, then seeking back, which is fairly common in the package saving code paths. This might be worth moving to Archive.h for general use.
- ::LoadFromPackageFile has been refactored to prefer returning error values early over nested ifs.
- We no longer serialize the EFlags::IsVirtualized flag to disk. Instead it is applied when the package is loaded if we detect that a payload is virtualized and then removed before saved to disk. This allows the virtualization process to occur without resaving the package.
- We currently support the old serialize to disk path which is enabled when the FPackageTrailer system is disabled and the newer system when it is enabled.
- We do however continue to serialize the offset in the package file to disk when saved. Strictly speaking this is not needed as we can look this up from the package trailer when the package is loaded but continuing to serialize it out to disk helps keep the old and newer data format paths working together without adding too much special case code.
-- Once the FPackageTrailer feature is no longer optional we can consider changing this.
### SavePackage/SavePackage2
- Removed the functions that would create the FPayloadToc
- Added new functions to help create the trailer.
- Moved the end of package tag out of the if to it's own scope (still won't run if a package writer exists), the reasoning is to make it clearer where the package format ends and where we can start writing the payload trailer.
- We have checks to make sure that the trailer does not try to write to disk for both text based assets and if the editor domain is enabled. Support for these features will be added later, but since the package trailer system is disabled by default this shouldn't cause problems.
### LinkerLoad
- After we parse the FPackageFileSummary we now also parse the header of the package trailer. In the workspace domain this will incur additional seek costs (which may or not actually seek and invalidate the internal file cache depending on how large the package's exports are) as the trailer is found after the package
-- In the future, the package trailer header can be stored right after the FPackageFileSummary in the editor domain which will remove this overhead.
- By parsing the header of the trailer at this point, virtualized bulkdata objects in the package can use the look up info to determine if their payloads are virtualized or not, and if not then where they reside inside the package file.
### LinkerSave
- We no longer collect a list of all virtualized bulkdata in a package while saving as we no longer generate the FPayloadToc so BulkDataInPackage has been removed.
- We now gather data to be appended to the package trailer via TrailerBuilder.
### DumpPayloadToc
- This command now dumps info based on the package trailer if one can be found.
#ROBOMERGE-AUTHOR: paul.chipchase
#ROBOMERGE-SOURCE: CL 18307893 in //UE5/Release-5.0/... via CL 18307905
#ROBOMERGE-BOT: STARSHIP (Release-Engine-Staging -> Release-Engine-Test) (v895-18170469)
[CL 18307913 by paul chipchase in ue5-release-engine-test branch]
2021-11-29 07:02:24 -05:00
if ( NumErrors = = Errors . Num ( ) )
{
// TODO: Consider using the SavePackage model (move the original, then replace, so we can restore all of the original packages if needed)
// having said that, once a package is in PackagesToReplace it should still be safe to submit so maybe we don't need this level of protection?
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// We need to reset the loader of any package that we want to re-save over
for ( const TPair < FPackagePath , FString > & Iterator : PackagesToReplace )
{
UPackage * Package = FindObjectFast < UPackage > ( nullptr , Iterator . Key . GetPackageFName ( ) ) ;
if ( Package ! = nullptr )
{
ResetLoadersForSave ( Package , * Iterator . Key . GetLocalFullPath ( ) ) ;
}
}
// Since we had no errors we can now replace all of the packages that were virtualized data with the virtualized replacement file.
Reworked the virtualization system so that we only virtualize a package when it is submitted to source control, which makes the overall system much less dangerous.
#rb PJ.Kack
#rnx
#preflight 61a4b235405273b2c3daa7c7
### Virtualization
- The idea is to move from our current set up, where the virtualization happens when a package is saved and the payloads are saved to a local virtualization storage system with the final push to persistent storage occurring when the package is submitted to a system where we save payloads into the package file, but move them to persistent virtualization storage when the package file is submitted.
- The main advantage is that if someone submits a package file to source control without virtualizing it, we don't have to worry that others might not be able to load the package, the worst case scenario is that data sizes get bigger until the package is virtualized again.
- This is only the first pass, in the future we can do further optimizations, like not storing payloads locally if we know that they are already in the persistent storage system etc.
- In order to keep the virtualization process simple we want to be able to do it without needing to re-save the package, so to this end we will storage the payloads at the end of the package file as before, but instead of storing them inside of the package file format we will use a new container, the FPackageTrailer that is appended to the package file instead.
- In theory this will make future sidecar work easier as the trailer can just be moved to the sidecar file as as long as we know where to find the trailer things will just work (tm)
- For now VBD will continue to serialize it's offset/size to disk and use those values to read the payload directly when not virtualizing. Ideally we'd use the trailer but this will help reduce the risk.
### Current Issues
- The system does not work with the editor domain and has minor issues with text based assets
- The trailer system is disabled by default via the config system [Core]UsePackageTrailer=False and can then be enabled on select test projects until fully functional.
### PackageTrailer
- The trailer is split into two parts FPackageTrailerBuilder and FPackageTrailer
- FPackageTrailerBuilder is used when building the trailer during package save and FPackageTrailer is the structure we load and actually use.
- When saving the trailer we try to avoid using containers and such so that we can try to keep the specification for the file format very clear so that licensees can build their own tools for the virtualization process if they so desire.
- the header file contains a breakdown of the new format.
### VirtualizedBulkData
- FPayloadToc is now only used by the sidecar experimental feature. In a future update the sidecar will be changed to basically be the package trailer but stored in it's own file.
- FindPayloadsInPackageFile has been moved to PackageTrailer.h as it has a closer association with that code.
- Added a new method, ::LoadFromPackageTrailer, to load payloads from the package trailer without needing to know where the payload is on disk. Using this is opt in with the cvar "Serialization.LoadFromTrailer" and is only provided for debugging purposes. Although once this system has matured it will likely become the preferred way to access payloads.
- We no longer allow virtualization of bulkdata payloads on save, but I am not sure if we might want to allow this as an option in the future. So for now the code branch is disabled by the global constant bAllowVirtualizationOnSave.
- Added utility functions ::GetLinkerLoadFromOwner and ::GetTrailerFromOwner for easy access to the LinkerLoad/Trailer from the owning object.
- Added a utility ::UpdateArchiveData for seeking back to a known position in an archive, writing over it, then seeking back, which is fairly common in the package saving code paths. This might be worth moving to Archive.h for general use.
- ::LoadFromPackageFile has been refactored to prefer returning error values early over nested ifs.
- We no longer serialize the EFlags::IsVirtualized flag to disk. Instead it is applied when the package is loaded if we detect that a payload is virtualized and then removed before saved to disk. This allows the virtualization process to occur without resaving the package.
- We currently support the old serialize to disk path which is enabled when the FPackageTrailer system is disabled and the newer system when it is enabled.
- We do however continue to serialize the offset in the package file to disk when saved. Strictly speaking this is not needed as we can look this up from the package trailer when the package is loaded but continuing to serialize it out to disk helps keep the old and newer data format paths working together without adding too much special case code.
-- Once the FPackageTrailer feature is no longer optional we can consider changing this.
### SavePackage/SavePackage2
- Removed the functions that would create the FPayloadToc
- Added new functions to help create the trailer.
- Moved the end of package tag out of the if to it's own scope (still won't run if a package writer exists), the reasoning is to make it clearer where the package format ends and where we can start writing the payload trailer.
- We have checks to make sure that the trailer does not try to write to disk for both text based assets and if the editor domain is enabled. Support for these features will be added later, but since the package trailer system is disabled by default this shouldn't cause problems.
### LinkerLoad
- After we parse the FPackageFileSummary we now also parse the header of the package trailer. In the workspace domain this will incur additional seek costs (which may or not actually seek and invalidate the internal file cache depending on how large the package's exports are) as the trailer is found after the package
-- In the future, the package trailer header can be stored right after the FPackageFileSummary in the editor domain which will remove this overhead.
- By parsing the header of the trailer at this point, virtualized bulkdata objects in the package can use the look up info to determine if their payloads are virtualized or not, and if not then where they reside inside the package file.
### LinkerSave
- We no longer collect a list of all virtualized bulkdata in a package while saving as we no longer generate the FPayloadToc so BulkDataInPackage has been removed.
- We now gather data to be appended to the package trailer via TrailerBuilder.
### DumpPayloadToc
- This command now dumps info based on the package trailer if one can be found.
#ROBOMERGE-AUTHOR: paul.chipchase
#ROBOMERGE-SOURCE: CL 18307893 in //UE5/Release-5.0/... via CL 18307905
#ROBOMERGE-BOT: STARSHIP (Release-Engine-Staging -> Release-Engine-Test) (v895-18170469)
[CL 18307913 by paul chipchase in ue5-release-engine-test branch]
2021-11-29 07:02:24 -05:00
for ( const TPair < FPackagePath , FString > & Iterator : PackagesToReplace )
{
const FString OriginalPackagePath = Iterator . Key . GetLocalFullPath ( ) ;
const FString & NewPackagePath = Iterator . Value ;
if ( ! IFileManager : : Get ( ) . Move ( * OriginalPackagePath , * NewPackagePath ) )
{
FText Message = FText : : Format ( LOCTEXT ( " Virtualization_MoveFailed " , " Unable to replace the package '{0}' with the virtualized version " ) ,
FText : : FromString ( Iterator . Key . GetDebugName ( ) ) ) ;
Errors . Add ( Message ) ;
continue ;
}
}
}
// If we had no new errors add the validation tag to indicate that the packages are safe for submission.
2021-11-30 02:37:48 -05:00
// TODO: Currently this is a simple tag to make it easier for us to track which assets were submitted via the
// virtualization process in a test project. This should be expanded when we add proper p4 server triggers.
Reworked the virtualization system so that we only virtualize a package when it is submitted to source control, which makes the overall system much less dangerous.
#rb PJ.Kack
#rnx
#preflight 61a4b235405273b2c3daa7c7
### Virtualization
- The idea is to move from our current set up, where the virtualization happens when a package is saved and the payloads are saved to a local virtualization storage system with the final push to persistent storage occurring when the package is submitted to a system where we save payloads into the package file, but move them to persistent virtualization storage when the package file is submitted.
- The main advantage is that if someone submits a package file to source control without virtualizing it, we don't have to worry that others might not be able to load the package, the worst case scenario is that data sizes get bigger until the package is virtualized again.
- This is only the first pass, in the future we can do further optimizations, like not storing payloads locally if we know that they are already in the persistent storage system etc.
- In order to keep the virtualization process simple we want to be able to do it without needing to re-save the package, so to this end we will storage the payloads at the end of the package file as before, but instead of storing them inside of the package file format we will use a new container, the FPackageTrailer that is appended to the package file instead.
- In theory this will make future sidecar work easier as the trailer can just be moved to the sidecar file as as long as we know where to find the trailer things will just work (tm)
- For now VBD will continue to serialize it's offset/size to disk and use those values to read the payload directly when not virtualizing. Ideally we'd use the trailer but this will help reduce the risk.
### Current Issues
- The system does not work with the editor domain and has minor issues with text based assets
- The trailer system is disabled by default via the config system [Core]UsePackageTrailer=False and can then be enabled on select test projects until fully functional.
### PackageTrailer
- The trailer is split into two parts FPackageTrailerBuilder and FPackageTrailer
- FPackageTrailerBuilder is used when building the trailer during package save and FPackageTrailer is the structure we load and actually use.
- When saving the trailer we try to avoid using containers and such so that we can try to keep the specification for the file format very clear so that licensees can build their own tools for the virtualization process if they so desire.
- the header file contains a breakdown of the new format.
### VirtualizedBulkData
- FPayloadToc is now only used by the sidecar experimental feature. In a future update the sidecar will be changed to basically be the package trailer but stored in it's own file.
- FindPayloadsInPackageFile has been moved to PackageTrailer.h as it has a closer association with that code.
- Added a new method, ::LoadFromPackageTrailer, to load payloads from the package trailer without needing to know where the payload is on disk. Using this is opt in with the cvar "Serialization.LoadFromTrailer" and is only provided for debugging purposes. Although once this system has matured it will likely become the preferred way to access payloads.
- We no longer allow virtualization of bulkdata payloads on save, but I am not sure if we might want to allow this as an option in the future. So for now the code branch is disabled by the global constant bAllowVirtualizationOnSave.
- Added utility functions ::GetLinkerLoadFromOwner and ::GetTrailerFromOwner for easy access to the LinkerLoad/Trailer from the owning object.
- Added a utility ::UpdateArchiveData for seeking back to a known position in an archive, writing over it, then seeking back, which is fairly common in the package saving code paths. This might be worth moving to Archive.h for general use.
- ::LoadFromPackageFile has been refactored to prefer returning error values early over nested ifs.
- We no longer serialize the EFlags::IsVirtualized flag to disk. Instead it is applied when the package is loaded if we detect that a payload is virtualized and then removed before saved to disk. This allows the virtualization process to occur without resaving the package.
- We currently support the old serialize to disk path which is enabled when the FPackageTrailer system is disabled and the newer system when it is enabled.
- We do however continue to serialize the offset in the package file to disk when saved. Strictly speaking this is not needed as we can look this up from the package trailer when the package is loaded but continuing to serialize it out to disk helps keep the old and newer data format paths working together without adding too much special case code.
-- Once the FPackageTrailer feature is no longer optional we can consider changing this.
### SavePackage/SavePackage2
- Removed the functions that would create the FPayloadToc
- Added new functions to help create the trailer.
- Moved the end of package tag out of the if to it's own scope (still won't run if a package writer exists), the reasoning is to make it clearer where the package format ends and where we can start writing the payload trailer.
- We have checks to make sure that the trailer does not try to write to disk for both text based assets and if the editor domain is enabled. Support for these features will be added later, but since the package trailer system is disabled by default this shouldn't cause problems.
### LinkerLoad
- After we parse the FPackageFileSummary we now also parse the header of the package trailer. In the workspace domain this will incur additional seek costs (which may or not actually seek and invalidate the internal file cache depending on how large the package's exports are) as the trailer is found after the package
-- In the future, the package trailer header can be stored right after the FPackageFileSummary in the editor domain which will remove this overhead.
- By parsing the header of the trailer at this point, virtualized bulkdata objects in the package can use the look up info to determine if their payloads are virtualized or not, and if not then where they reside inside the package file.
### LinkerSave
- We no longer collect a list of all virtualized bulkdata in a package while saving as we no longer generate the FPayloadToc so BulkDataInPackage has been removed.
- We now gather data to be appended to the package trailer via TrailerBuilder.
### DumpPayloadToc
- This command now dumps info based on the package trailer if one can be found.
#ROBOMERGE-AUTHOR: paul.chipchase
#ROBOMERGE-SOURCE: CL 18307893 in //UE5/Release-5.0/... via CL 18307905
#ROBOMERGE-BOT: STARSHIP (Release-Engine-Staging -> Release-Engine-Test) (v895-18170469)
[CL 18307913 by paul chipchase in ue5-release-engine-test branch]
2021-11-29 07:02:24 -05:00
if ( NumErrors = = Errors . Num ( ) )
{
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FText Tag = FText : : FromString ( TEXT ( " #virtualized " ) ) ;
Reworked the virtualization system so that we only virtualize a package when it is submitted to source control, which makes the overall system much less dangerous.
#rb PJ.Kack
#rnx
#preflight 61a4b235405273b2c3daa7c7
### Virtualization
- The idea is to move from our current set up, where the virtualization happens when a package is saved and the payloads are saved to a local virtualization storage system with the final push to persistent storage occurring when the package is submitted to a system where we save payloads into the package file, but move them to persistent virtualization storage when the package file is submitted.
- The main advantage is that if someone submits a package file to source control without virtualizing it, we don't have to worry that others might not be able to load the package, the worst case scenario is that data sizes get bigger until the package is virtualized again.
- This is only the first pass, in the future we can do further optimizations, like not storing payloads locally if we know that they are already in the persistent storage system etc.
- In order to keep the virtualization process simple we want to be able to do it without needing to re-save the package, so to this end we will storage the payloads at the end of the package file as before, but instead of storing them inside of the package file format we will use a new container, the FPackageTrailer that is appended to the package file instead.
- In theory this will make future sidecar work easier as the trailer can just be moved to the sidecar file as as long as we know where to find the trailer things will just work (tm)
- For now VBD will continue to serialize it's offset/size to disk and use those values to read the payload directly when not virtualizing. Ideally we'd use the trailer but this will help reduce the risk.
### Current Issues
- The system does not work with the editor domain and has minor issues with text based assets
- The trailer system is disabled by default via the config system [Core]UsePackageTrailer=False and can then be enabled on select test projects until fully functional.
### PackageTrailer
- The trailer is split into two parts FPackageTrailerBuilder and FPackageTrailer
- FPackageTrailerBuilder is used when building the trailer during package save and FPackageTrailer is the structure we load and actually use.
- When saving the trailer we try to avoid using containers and such so that we can try to keep the specification for the file format very clear so that licensees can build their own tools for the virtualization process if they so desire.
- the header file contains a breakdown of the new format.
### VirtualizedBulkData
- FPayloadToc is now only used by the sidecar experimental feature. In a future update the sidecar will be changed to basically be the package trailer but stored in it's own file.
- FindPayloadsInPackageFile has been moved to PackageTrailer.h as it has a closer association with that code.
- Added a new method, ::LoadFromPackageTrailer, to load payloads from the package trailer without needing to know where the payload is on disk. Using this is opt in with the cvar "Serialization.LoadFromTrailer" and is only provided for debugging purposes. Although once this system has matured it will likely become the preferred way to access payloads.
- We no longer allow virtualization of bulkdata payloads on save, but I am not sure if we might want to allow this as an option in the future. So for now the code branch is disabled by the global constant bAllowVirtualizationOnSave.
- Added utility functions ::GetLinkerLoadFromOwner and ::GetTrailerFromOwner for easy access to the LinkerLoad/Trailer from the owning object.
- Added a utility ::UpdateArchiveData for seeking back to a known position in an archive, writing over it, then seeking back, which is fairly common in the package saving code paths. This might be worth moving to Archive.h for general use.
- ::LoadFromPackageFile has been refactored to prefer returning error values early over nested ifs.
- We no longer serialize the EFlags::IsVirtualized flag to disk. Instead it is applied when the package is loaded if we detect that a payload is virtualized and then removed before saved to disk. This allows the virtualization process to occur without resaving the package.
- We currently support the old serialize to disk path which is enabled when the FPackageTrailer system is disabled and the newer system when it is enabled.
- We do however continue to serialize the offset in the package file to disk when saved. Strictly speaking this is not needed as we can look this up from the package trailer when the package is loaded but continuing to serialize it out to disk helps keep the old and newer data format paths working together without adding too much special case code.
-- Once the FPackageTrailer feature is no longer optional we can consider changing this.
### SavePackage/SavePackage2
- Removed the functions that would create the FPayloadToc
- Added new functions to help create the trailer.
- Moved the end of package tag out of the if to it's own scope (still won't run if a package writer exists), the reasoning is to make it clearer where the package format ends and where we can start writing the payload trailer.
- We have checks to make sure that the trailer does not try to write to disk for both text based assets and if the editor domain is enabled. Support for these features will be added later, but since the package trailer system is disabled by default this shouldn't cause problems.
### LinkerLoad
- After we parse the FPackageFileSummary we now also parse the header of the package trailer. In the workspace domain this will incur additional seek costs (which may or not actually seek and invalidate the internal file cache depending on how large the package's exports are) as the trailer is found after the package
-- In the future, the package trailer header can be stored right after the FPackageFileSummary in the editor domain which will remove this overhead.
- By parsing the header of the trailer at this point, virtualized bulkdata objects in the package can use the look up info to determine if their payloads are virtualized or not, and if not then where they reside inside the package file.
### LinkerSave
- We no longer collect a list of all virtualized bulkdata in a package while saving as we no longer generate the FPayloadToc so BulkDataInPackage has been removed.
- We now gather data to be appended to the package trailer via TrailerBuilder.
### DumpPayloadToc
- This command now dumps info based on the package trailer if one can be found.
#ROBOMERGE-AUTHOR: paul.chipchase
#ROBOMERGE-SOURCE: CL 18307893 in //UE5/Release-5.0/... via CL 18307905
#ROBOMERGE-BOT: STARSHIP (Release-Engine-Staging -> Release-Engine-Test) (v895-18170469)
[CL 18307913 by paul chipchase in ue5-release-engine-test branch]
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DescriptionTags . Add ( Tag ) ;
}
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const double TimeInSeconds = FPlatformTime : : Seconds ( ) - StartTime ;
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UE_LOG ( LogVirtualization , Verbose , TEXT ( " Virtualization pre submit check took %.3f(s) " ) , TimeInSeconds ) ;
Reworked the virtualization system so that we only virtualize a package when it is submitted to source control, which makes the overall system much less dangerous.
#rb PJ.Kack
#rnx
#preflight 61a4b235405273b2c3daa7c7
### Virtualization
- The idea is to move from our current set up, where the virtualization happens when a package is saved and the payloads are saved to a local virtualization storage system with the final push to persistent storage occurring when the package is submitted to a system where we save payloads into the package file, but move them to persistent virtualization storage when the package file is submitted.
- The main advantage is that if someone submits a package file to source control without virtualizing it, we don't have to worry that others might not be able to load the package, the worst case scenario is that data sizes get bigger until the package is virtualized again.
- This is only the first pass, in the future we can do further optimizations, like not storing payloads locally if we know that they are already in the persistent storage system etc.
- In order to keep the virtualization process simple we want to be able to do it without needing to re-save the package, so to this end we will storage the payloads at the end of the package file as before, but instead of storing them inside of the package file format we will use a new container, the FPackageTrailer that is appended to the package file instead.
- In theory this will make future sidecar work easier as the trailer can just be moved to the sidecar file as as long as we know where to find the trailer things will just work (tm)
- For now VBD will continue to serialize it's offset/size to disk and use those values to read the payload directly when not virtualizing. Ideally we'd use the trailer but this will help reduce the risk.
### Current Issues
- The system does not work with the editor domain and has minor issues with text based assets
- The trailer system is disabled by default via the config system [Core]UsePackageTrailer=False and can then be enabled on select test projects until fully functional.
### PackageTrailer
- The trailer is split into two parts FPackageTrailerBuilder and FPackageTrailer
- FPackageTrailerBuilder is used when building the trailer during package save and FPackageTrailer is the structure we load and actually use.
- When saving the trailer we try to avoid using containers and such so that we can try to keep the specification for the file format very clear so that licensees can build their own tools for the virtualization process if they so desire.
- the header file contains a breakdown of the new format.
### VirtualizedBulkData
- FPayloadToc is now only used by the sidecar experimental feature. In a future update the sidecar will be changed to basically be the package trailer but stored in it's own file.
- FindPayloadsInPackageFile has been moved to PackageTrailer.h as it has a closer association with that code.
- Added a new method, ::LoadFromPackageTrailer, to load payloads from the package trailer without needing to know where the payload is on disk. Using this is opt in with the cvar "Serialization.LoadFromTrailer" and is only provided for debugging purposes. Although once this system has matured it will likely become the preferred way to access payloads.
- We no longer allow virtualization of bulkdata payloads on save, but I am not sure if we might want to allow this as an option in the future. So for now the code branch is disabled by the global constant bAllowVirtualizationOnSave.
- Added utility functions ::GetLinkerLoadFromOwner and ::GetTrailerFromOwner for easy access to the LinkerLoad/Trailer from the owning object.
- Added a utility ::UpdateArchiveData for seeking back to a known position in an archive, writing over it, then seeking back, which is fairly common in the package saving code paths. This might be worth moving to Archive.h for general use.
- ::LoadFromPackageFile has been refactored to prefer returning error values early over nested ifs.
- We no longer serialize the EFlags::IsVirtualized flag to disk. Instead it is applied when the package is loaded if we detect that a payload is virtualized and then removed before saved to disk. This allows the virtualization process to occur without resaving the package.
- We currently support the old serialize to disk path which is enabled when the FPackageTrailer system is disabled and the newer system when it is enabled.
- We do however continue to serialize the offset in the package file to disk when saved. Strictly speaking this is not needed as we can look this up from the package trailer when the package is loaded but continuing to serialize it out to disk helps keep the old and newer data format paths working together without adding too much special case code.
-- Once the FPackageTrailer feature is no longer optional we can consider changing this.
### SavePackage/SavePackage2
- Removed the functions that would create the FPayloadToc
- Added new functions to help create the trailer.
- Moved the end of package tag out of the if to it's own scope (still won't run if a package writer exists), the reasoning is to make it clearer where the package format ends and where we can start writing the payload trailer.
- We have checks to make sure that the trailer does not try to write to disk for both text based assets and if the editor domain is enabled. Support for these features will be added later, but since the package trailer system is disabled by default this shouldn't cause problems.
### LinkerLoad
- After we parse the FPackageFileSummary we now also parse the header of the package trailer. In the workspace domain this will incur additional seek costs (which may or not actually seek and invalidate the internal file cache depending on how large the package's exports are) as the trailer is found after the package
-- In the future, the package trailer header can be stored right after the FPackageFileSummary in the editor domain which will remove this overhead.
- By parsing the header of the trailer at this point, virtualized bulkdata objects in the package can use the look up info to determine if their payloads are virtualized or not, and if not then where they reside inside the package file.
### LinkerSave
- We no longer collect a list of all virtualized bulkdata in a package while saving as we no longer generate the FPayloadToc so BulkDataInPackage has been removed.
- We now gather data to be appended to the package trailer via TrailerBuilder.
### DumpPayloadToc
- This command now dumps info based on the package trailer if one can be found.
#ROBOMERGE-AUTHOR: paul.chipchase
#ROBOMERGE-SOURCE: CL 18307893 in //UE5/Release-5.0/... via CL 18307905
#ROBOMERGE-BOT: STARSHIP (Release-Engine-Staging -> Release-Engine-Test) (v895-18170469)
[CL 18307913 by paul chipchase in ue5-release-engine-test branch]
2021-11-29 07:02:24 -05:00
}
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} // namespace UE::Virtualization
# undef LOCTEXT_NAMESPACE
Reworked the virtualization system so that we only virtualize a package when it is submitted to source control, which makes the overall system much less dangerous.
#rb PJ.Kack
#rnx
#preflight 61a4b235405273b2c3daa7c7
### Virtualization
- The idea is to move from our current set up, where the virtualization happens when a package is saved and the payloads are saved to a local virtualization storage system with the final push to persistent storage occurring when the package is submitted to a system where we save payloads into the package file, but move them to persistent virtualization storage when the package file is submitted.
- The main advantage is that if someone submits a package file to source control without virtualizing it, we don't have to worry that others might not be able to load the package, the worst case scenario is that data sizes get bigger until the package is virtualized again.
- This is only the first pass, in the future we can do further optimizations, like not storing payloads locally if we know that they are already in the persistent storage system etc.
- In order to keep the virtualization process simple we want to be able to do it without needing to re-save the package, so to this end we will storage the payloads at the end of the package file as before, but instead of storing them inside of the package file format we will use a new container, the FPackageTrailer that is appended to the package file instead.
- In theory this will make future sidecar work easier as the trailer can just be moved to the sidecar file as as long as we know where to find the trailer things will just work (tm)
- For now VBD will continue to serialize it's offset/size to disk and use those values to read the payload directly when not virtualizing. Ideally we'd use the trailer but this will help reduce the risk.
### Current Issues
- The system does not work with the editor domain and has minor issues with text based assets
- The trailer system is disabled by default via the config system [Core]UsePackageTrailer=False and can then be enabled on select test projects until fully functional.
### PackageTrailer
- The trailer is split into two parts FPackageTrailerBuilder and FPackageTrailer
- FPackageTrailerBuilder is used when building the trailer during package save and FPackageTrailer is the structure we load and actually use.
- When saving the trailer we try to avoid using containers and such so that we can try to keep the specification for the file format very clear so that licensees can build their own tools for the virtualization process if they so desire.
- the header file contains a breakdown of the new format.
### VirtualizedBulkData
- FPayloadToc is now only used by the sidecar experimental feature. In a future update the sidecar will be changed to basically be the package trailer but stored in it's own file.
- FindPayloadsInPackageFile has been moved to PackageTrailer.h as it has a closer association with that code.
- Added a new method, ::LoadFromPackageTrailer, to load payloads from the package trailer without needing to know where the payload is on disk. Using this is opt in with the cvar "Serialization.LoadFromTrailer" and is only provided for debugging purposes. Although once this system has matured it will likely become the preferred way to access payloads.
- We no longer allow virtualization of bulkdata payloads on save, but I am not sure if we might want to allow this as an option in the future. So for now the code branch is disabled by the global constant bAllowVirtualizationOnSave.
- Added utility functions ::GetLinkerLoadFromOwner and ::GetTrailerFromOwner for easy access to the LinkerLoad/Trailer from the owning object.
- Added a utility ::UpdateArchiveData for seeking back to a known position in an archive, writing over it, then seeking back, which is fairly common in the package saving code paths. This might be worth moving to Archive.h for general use.
- ::LoadFromPackageFile has been refactored to prefer returning error values early over nested ifs.
- We no longer serialize the EFlags::IsVirtualized flag to disk. Instead it is applied when the package is loaded if we detect that a payload is virtualized and then removed before saved to disk. This allows the virtualization process to occur without resaving the package.
- We currently support the old serialize to disk path which is enabled when the FPackageTrailer system is disabled and the newer system when it is enabled.
- We do however continue to serialize the offset in the package file to disk when saved. Strictly speaking this is not needed as we can look this up from the package trailer when the package is loaded but continuing to serialize it out to disk helps keep the old and newer data format paths working together without adding too much special case code.
-- Once the FPackageTrailer feature is no longer optional we can consider changing this.
### SavePackage/SavePackage2
- Removed the functions that would create the FPayloadToc
- Added new functions to help create the trailer.
- Moved the end of package tag out of the if to it's own scope (still won't run if a package writer exists), the reasoning is to make it clearer where the package format ends and where we can start writing the payload trailer.
- We have checks to make sure that the trailer does not try to write to disk for both text based assets and if the editor domain is enabled. Support for these features will be added later, but since the package trailer system is disabled by default this shouldn't cause problems.
### LinkerLoad
- After we parse the FPackageFileSummary we now also parse the header of the package trailer. In the workspace domain this will incur additional seek costs (which may or not actually seek and invalidate the internal file cache depending on how large the package's exports are) as the trailer is found after the package
-- In the future, the package trailer header can be stored right after the FPackageFileSummary in the editor domain which will remove this overhead.
- By parsing the header of the trailer at this point, virtualized bulkdata objects in the package can use the look up info to determine if their payloads are virtualized or not, and if not then where they reside inside the package file.
### LinkerSave
- We no longer collect a list of all virtualized bulkdata in a package while saving as we no longer generate the FPayloadToc so BulkDataInPackage has been removed.
- We now gather data to be appended to the package trailer via TrailerBuilder.
### DumpPayloadToc
- This command now dumps info based on the package trailer if one can be found.
#ROBOMERGE-AUTHOR: paul.chipchase
#ROBOMERGE-SOURCE: CL 18307893 in //UE5/Release-5.0/... via CL 18307905
#ROBOMERGE-BOT: STARSHIP (Release-Engine-Staging -> Release-Engine-Test) (v895-18170469)
[CL 18307913 by paul chipchase in ue5-release-engine-test branch]
2021-11-29 07:02:24 -05:00
