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Artifact publishing counts file_path in its limit, handles symlinked directories, and names reserved-file errors.
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What
Publishing a version of an artifact now counts the single file_path entry alongside the files list when it checks the per-version file limit, resolves paths correctly when your working directory is a symlink, and gives specific advice when you try to publish files the artifact type reserves for itself. The over-limit and reserved-file failures both name what went wrong instead of falling back to a generic retry message.
Details
- The over-limit error now reads "
file_pathandfileslist N entries (removals included)", where previously only thefileslist and removals were counted toward the total. - A typed path is resolved against both the working directory and its real path, so publishing from a symlinked directory no longer produces a wrong publish base.
- When the server marks a file error with the kind
type_owned_path, meaning the path is one the artifact type owns, the message names the offending files and tells you to leave them out offile_pathandfiles, rather than reporting an unlabelled failure. - The reserved-file message depends entirely on the server reporting that kind on the publish response; without it the older generic error still shows.
- Applies to every artifact publish with no flag, setting, or environment variable to gate it.
Evidence
` file_path and files list , type_owned_path`
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