Define CMAKE_PARALLEL once per environment (--parallel 2 on GitHub CI,
unlimited locally) and use it across every cmake build, so all builds
are OOM-protected, not just the profiler GUI.
Set contents: read permissions on every workflow and add per-workflow
concurrency groups keyed on the git ref to deduplicate concurrent runs.
Release workflow keeps cancel-in-progress: false so a release build is
never canceled; job-level contents: write on attach-to-release is
preserved. Concurrency groups use hardcoded prefixes so reusable
workflows called from release.yml do not inherit the caller workflow
name and collide.
Build the CLI tools in a dedicated ubuntu:24.04 workflow and pack them
with the AppImage into a single linux-<version>.zip, matching the
Windows/macOS release shape.
patchelf the stripped binary to /../lib, collapsing the RUNPATH
to the single intended entry. The wayland .pc files baked an absolute
build-host path and a trailing empty component into RUNPATH; the former
leaks the build environment and could shadow bundled libs on the target,
the latter can cause cwd library searches on older glibc.
Add patchelf to the appimage workflow's apt install list.
* disabling LTO when building the profiler on macos via the github workflow
* diagnosing where in the linking stage it's getting stuck
* fowrward declarations
* compilation time report
* trying clang build analyzer...
* reducing number of parallel workers
* limiting parallel workers on windows/linux as well
* re-enabling LTO on macos
* reverting forward declaration header include (emscripten is failing with them).
* reverting act changes
* removing comments
The documentation states that Tracy is disabled by default, but the
build system defaults were ON/true. Change CMake and Meson defaults to
OFF/false. Projects that need profiling enabled must now opt in
explicitly. Add explicit TRACY_ENABLE=ON / tracy_enable=true to CI
steps and the test project to preserve existing behavior.
