Add --run-instance=<num> when run from editor #57910
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This adds the instance number as --run-instance=<num> when the game is run from the editor. I.e. the first instance gets --run-instance=1, the second one --run-instance=2 and so on. This is useful for multiplayer testing, for example to automatically use different user profiles for different instances, speeding up testing by not having to manually select or login as different users.
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Closing, we'll go with custom args per instance instead. |
For reference, there's a proposal tracking this: godotengine/godot-proposals#522 |
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This adds the instance number as
--run-instance=<num>when the game is run from the editor.I.e. the first instance gets
--run-instance=1, the second one--run-instance=2and so on.This is useful for multiplayer testing, for example to automatically use different user profiles for different instances, speeding up testing by not having to manually select or login as different users.
Being able to launch multiple instances from the editor was implemented in #36920, this is a small improvement upon that.
Edit: From talking with Fales, it may make more sense to instead have custom args per instance. Will convert to draft for now.
Superseded by #57975