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Unity versions across multiple developers?
I'm trying to start working on Unity3D projects with other developers, how important is it that each developer involved in a project is using the same version of Unity? Should we all update to the latest version, or would it be a better idea for my teammate(s) to revert back to the version that I'm currently using (I've already got a small project going in Unity4.3.4)? Is it important to keep editor versions in sync, or would it be fine for each member to use a different version?
Answer by GameVortex · Jun 19, 2014 at 06:29 AM
You should definitely work in the same version. Try at least to stay on the same first two digit. If you are in version 4.3.4 then they should be in version 4.3.x, the last digit is not that important. It is mostly small bug fixes and such and not major features.
I usually recommend to stay on one version throughout one project unless a new version has a feature you need for the project. This is just to ensure that the project does not break on any upgrade (it usually don't though).
Your teammates do not need to revert back to another version, as you can have multiple versions of Unity installed at the same time (if they need to). Just make sure to install the old version to another folder than the current version.