(But the package isn’t working properly by the time I’m writing this.) Installing Gitįirst, make sure you have Git installed and the PATH system environment variable has included its executable. However, you may consider trying out UPM Git Extension, a custom package providing several convenient features, like importing certain branch or tag of package. To import package from disk, open the package manager first, then click the plus icon at top-left corner to select your package.Ĭurrently there is no native support in Unity Editor for importing packages from git. Note that if you imported the package from sources other than local disk, the package will be a copy of certain version storing in /Library/PackageCache in the project. While I’m making my game, I can continuously add new features to my custom package and push the changes to the git repository. So far my personally recommended workflow is working on my game project with my custom package imported locally from disk.

You can also exclude the sample folders from Unity’s import procedure by using the special folder names. Here is a sample package.json with recommended fields, please adapt this to your package:

Unity package manager reads package.json to find out what the package is, such as name, version and dependencies. This manifest should always be placed at the root of your package. Package.json is the package manifest file similar to npm’s. There are some files we need to create for the custom package later, including package.json and *.asmdef.

Tests.asmdefįor example, if the company name is “CoolCompany”, package name is “GreatPackage”, so the runtime assembly definition ( *.asmdef) will be named.