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Unity Collaborate CLI
Hello! With Unity 5.4 stable, we started using Collaborate but as it's still in beta, we don't want to take any risks and still use git. But now we need to push twice - one for collaborate and one for git. Is there a command line interface for collaborate so we can create a tool to push to both version control systems through command line? So what we need is basically: • collaborate add -A • collaborate commit -m • collaborate push origin master
Thanks
Answer by Firedan1176 · Jul 30, 2016 at 12:10 AM
If they are available in command line, you can easily do this with a batch file. You will need to check to see if there is a command line interface in your unity editor path. You could simply call it, pass in the parameters, and you're set. Simply do the same for git.
My team was not accepted for Collaborate Beta, so I am unsure if there is a CLI. The best bet is to check in your Editor folder under Program Files/Unity/Editor/...
It may also be a parameter in Unity.exe
Let me know if you find out!
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