koobas.hobune.stream
Unity: How to Relaunch WebGL Build From Within Editor
SUMMARY
I am looking for a straightforward way to get the port number that the Unity editor is using to serve WebGL test builds after the build's browser window has been closed.
I'm supporting Unity students who are not computer savvy. I'd like to know if there's an easy way to get this information from the editor itself, short of rebuilding the project.
DETAILS
To test my Unity WebGL project from the Unity Editor, I select the menu "File > Build and Run."
Once the project is built, a Chrome window opens with a location of the form http://localhost:53587/, where 53587 is a random port number.
WHAT I HAVE TRIED
Google searches haven't given me an easy way to discover this port.
Using Window's Resource Monitor, I can find all the ports unity test servers are listening on, but this method requires many steps and external tools. I'd like know if there is a way within Unity to discover this information.
Complicated Method
Press Ctrl+R to open the Run window.
Type resmon.exe and press [ENTER]
Select the Network tab
Select the Listening Ports bar
Sort on image by clicking on the image column header
Search for image mono.exe
Get port number(s) from Port column.
This is relatively complicated, Windows-specific method and it's inexact; it can return multiple instances of test builds being served. I'd like an easy way of discovering the port being served for the project currently being edited.
