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🟡 Linux alias artifacts cannot support CMake consumers
Downloading either
livekit-sdk-linux-*artifact yields build-tree files without the installed CMake package. Consumers usingfind_package(LiveKit CONFIG)cannot load the SDK from these aliases.Learn more
The Ubuntu build installs a complete bundle under
sdk-out/livekit-sdk-${{ matrix.name }}through install_bundle. The bundle check verifies its CMake config and build metadata, but the aliases upload only rawbuild-release/lib,include, andbin. The installedlib/cmake/LiveKitandshare/livekit/build-info.jsonare absent from those alias downloads. Both architecture aliases use the same pattern.Example: A consumer downloads
livekit-sdk-linux-x64and setsCMAKE_PREFIX_PATHto its extracted directory.find_package(LiveKit CONFIG REQUIRED)fails because there is nolib/cmake/LiveKit/LiveKitConfig.cmake; the Ubuntu-named SDK artifact contains it.Recommended fix: Upload the verified installed
sdk-out/livekit-sdk-${{ matrix.name }}bundle under each legacy alias name, just as the primary artifact step does. Check both alias downloads for the CMake config and build metadata.Was this helpful? React with 👍 or 👎 to provide feedback.