Releases: sttz/install-unity
Releases · sttz/install-unity
2.1.1
2.1.0
Changelog
- Use
unityhub://
urls for scraping, fixes discovery of 2018.3.0f2 and 2018.2.20f1 - Allow passing
unityhub://
urls as version fordetails
andinstall
(like it's already possible with release notes urls) - Now
--upgrade
selects the next older installed version to remove, relative to the version being installed. Previously it would use the version pattern, which didn't work when using an exact version or an url.
2.0.1
2.0.0
Changelog
- Install alphas using their full version number or their release notes url
- Fix scraping of beta releases
See https://github.com/sttz/install-unity/tree/legacy for the old Python version.
2.0.0 beta 3
See https://github.com/sttz/install-unity/tree/next for source and documentation.
Changelog
- Accept url to release notes as version argument in
install
anddetails
- Fix guessed release notes url for regular Unity releases
- Add message when old Unity version is removed during an upgrade to avoid the program to appear stalled
- Small visual tweaks to progress output
2.0.0 beta 2
See https://github.com/sttz/install-unity/tree/next for source and documentation.
Changelog
- Add
--upgrade
toinstall
to replace existing version after installation - Don't update outdated cache when using
list --installed
2.0.0 beta 1
See https://github.com/sttz/install-unity/tree/next for source and documentation.
Changelog
- Rewritten as a library in C#
- Improved command line interface and output
- Faster installs thanks to parallelization
- List installed versions and uninstall them
- Substring package name matching (using
~NAME
) - Automatic selection of dependent packages
- Better cleanup of aborted installs
- Support for differentiating versions based on build hash
- Retry downloads
- Support for installing DMGs on macOS (Visual Studio for Mac)
- Discover installations outside of
/Applications
on macOS - Select and run Unity with command line arguments
- Patch releases only supported with full version number
- Still a single executable without dependencies
- Planned Windows and Linux support (help welcome)