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UE5 Linux dedicated server build forRareIcon

The RareIcon UE5 Linux dedicated server build — uses the stock Epic Games Unreal Engine Docker image on the arc-runner-ue Kubernetes runner for CI.

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Stock engine, no custom build

The server build runs off the cached ghcr.io/epicgames/unreal-engine:dev-5.7.4 stock Epic Games Docker image on the arc-runner-ue Kubernetes runner, so no custom engine build is required for CI.

Task — dedicated-server via ci-unreal.yml.
Runner — arc-runner-ue Kubernetes runner.

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Stock Epic UE image

Builds off the cached ghcr.io/epicgames/unreal-engine:dev-5.7.4 Docker image, so no custom engine build is required.

Dedicated server target

Managed via the ci-unreal.yml workflow with task: server.

Kubernetes runner

Runs on the arc-runner-ue Kubernetes runner.

Manifest dispatch

Triggered from the CI - Unreal Engine workflow by selecting the dedicated-server task and setting shell_path.

Build & dispatch

Overview

RareIcon dedicated server build managed via the ci-unreal.yml workflow (task: server).

Uses the cached ghcr.io/epicgames/unreal-engine:dev-5.7.4 Docker image on the arc-runner-ue Kubernetes runner.

Shell Project

The build configuration lives in the monorepo at apps/rareicon/unreal-rareicon/:

build.toml — game repo, .uproject path, server target, UE image tag
version.toml — current build version

Dispatch

Trigger via GitHub Actions:

Go to CI - Unreal Engine workflow
Select task: dedicated-server
Set shell_path: apps/rareicon/unreal-rareicon

What is the Unreal RareIcon build?

It is the RareIcon UE5 Linux dedicated server build, managed via the ci-unreal.yml workflow with task server and run on the arc-runner-ue Kubernetes runner.

Which Unreal Engine image does RareIcon use?

It uses the cached ghcr.io/epicgames/unreal-engine:dev-5.7.4 stock Epic Games Docker image, so no custom engine build is required for CI.

How is a RareIcon server build triggered?

Trigger the CI - Unreal Engine workflow in GitHub Actions, select the dedicated-server task, and set shell_path to apps/rareicon/unreal-rareicon. Build config lives in build.toml and version.toml under that path.