Split export templates release

[dragonhunt02]

Split all templates in a different release file. Debug symbols are split from binaries to avoid 2Gb upload limit error.

[fire]

I was looking into desync to provide a cdn partial update https://github.com/folbricht/desync

[dragonhunt02]

Where would you store the archives? Github or project website?

[fire]

Like 64 mb chunks that are stored on GitHub pages and mirrored on our website.

We keep the last major versions and all minor revisions for the current version.

Edited:

64MB chunks are from the Riot Games blog https://technology.riotgames.com/news/supercharging-data-delivery-new-league-patcher

./desync-linux-amd64 tar -i -s archive/store --chunk-size 65536:65536:65536 archive/$dir.caidx other/$dir

https://github.com/V-Sekai/world-game-archived/blob/1f33cd301bce5db1cfe0ebec1ef04735c0634850/.github/workflows/package.yml

[dragonhunt02]

One repository won't be enough for Github, see https://docs.github.com/en/pages/getting-started-with-github-pages/about-github-pages#usage-limits
There's a 1GB cap for published Pages repositories, also there's a soft 100 GB/month traffic cap.
Normal repository have a soft 1Gb cap and could get warnings past it.

We could publish archives as Release, they have less restrictions

[fire]

We could publish archives as release, but maybe a different minimum chunk size is wanted, assuming all the casync chunks are written once and never modified.

The main thing is that the URL schema needs to be in the same subdirectory as it already is.

1. https://github.com/V-Sekai/world-godot/releases/download/latest.v-sekai-editor-65/v-sekai-godot-android.zip
2. https://github.com/V-Sekai/world-godot/releases/download/latest.v-sekai-editor-65/v-sekai-godot-linuxbsd.zip

[fire]

Thanks