windows-development-sandbox 1.15.0 → 1.17.0

package/dist/runtime/db.js

@@ -25462,7 +25462,7 @@ var SandboxSchema = external_exports.strictObject({
     "When the sandbox (or this PC) runs low on memory, slow builds down in steps, like a PC that gets slower instead of failing: build programs get lower CPU and memory priority, then less CPU, then compilers take turns (the waiting ones briefly suspended and trimmed to the paging file). Nothing is stopped or killed, and the agents themselves are never touched. Yours only: a project file cannot change it."
   ),
   vGpu: external_exports.boolean().describe(
-    "Virtual GPU. Off by default: Microsoft notes it widens the sandbox attack surface. The sandbox then uses this PC's graphics card, and with some graphics drivers heavy use can freeze the whole PC: turn it on only when a program in the sandbox needs the GPU (the mesa toolchain gives software OpenGL without it)."
+    "Virtual GPU. Off by default: Microsoft notes it widens the sandbox attack surface. The sandbox then uses this PC's graphics card, and with some graphics drivers heavy use can freeze the whole PC: turn it on only when a program in the sandbox needs the GPU (the mesa toolchain gives software OpenGL without it). Browsers in the sandbox never use it (they draw in software)."
   ),
   networking: external_exports.boolean().describe("Internet access. false is the only hard network isolation Windows Sandbox offers."),
   clipboard: external_exports.boolean().describe(
@@ -25624,6 +25624,21 @@ var ToolchainsSchema = external_exports.strictObject({
     msvcVersion: external_exports.string().min(1).describe('"latest" or an MSVC tools version prefix, e.g. "14.44".'),
     sdkVersion: external_exports.string().min(1).describe('"latest" or a Windows SDK build, e.g. "26100" or "10.0.22621".')
   }),
+  unreal: external_exports.strictObject({
+    enabled: enabled(
+      "Unreal Engine development: Visual Studio Community 2022 with the C++ game workload (MSVC, a Windows 11 SDK, .NET Framework targeting packs, Unreal integration and the Epic Games Launcher) and the DirectX End-User Runtime. A real installer: it runs every boot (~10 GB on the sandbox disk). The engine itself comes from the Epic Games Launcher or its source.",
+      "a .uproject or .uplugin"
+    ),
+    acceptLicense: external_exports.boolean().describe(
+      "Required to install: you accept the Visual Studio Community licence terms (https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/license-terms/) and the DirectX End-User Runtime licence."
+    ),
+    components: StringsSchema.describe(
+      'More Visual Studio workload or component IDs to add, e.g. ["Microsoft.VisualStudio.Component.VC.Llvm.Clang"].'
+    ),
+    keepInstallFiles: external_exports.boolean().describe(
+      "Keep an offline copy of the Visual Studio install files in tools\\visualstudio (~10 GB, made once), so later boots install without downloading them again. Skipped while that disk has too little room."
+    )
+  }),
   cpp: external_exports.strictObject({
     enabled: enabled(
       "MinGW-w64 GCC with CMake, Ninja, premake5 and mingw32-make (also Rust's linker).",
@@ -27807,6 +27822,7 @@ var MARKERS = {
   ],
   rust: ["Cargo.toml", "rust-toolchain", "rust-toolchain.toml"],
   msvc: ["*.vcxproj", "CMakePresets.json", "CMakeUserPresets.json"],
+  unreal: ["*.uproject", "*.uplugin"],
   cpp: [
     "CMakeLists.txt",
     "Makefile",