Unity Package Manager Error about openupm HOT 9 CLOSED

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I have encountered this problem too. But it only happen on Unity 2019.4.01f LTS, If I switch back to 2019.3.15f1 the problem goes away

Someone on Unity fourm mentioned private npm server has been banned by Unity China

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I have encountered this problem too. But it only happen on Unity 2019.4.01f LTS, If I switch back to 2019.3.15f1 the problem goes away

Someone on Unity fourm mentioned private npm server has been banned by Unity China

So that means if I change the unity editor to global version can solve this issue?

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The issue is caused by the network blocking. Perhaps happens a bit randomly between China-US internet tunnel.

The longer-term solution will be a China-specific spin-off. I'm working on it, but it will be a slow process to find a supportive China-local vendor and tweak the architecture to make it easier to set up a spin-off.

Until then you can

• Use an HTTP proxy, that's the default way Unity handles network issue. For windows users, you shall modify the environment, then restart your laptop. Privoxy or polipo are common tools to convert SSR/Socks to HTTP proxy.
• Use a VPN with a global set up to redirect all your traffic including DNS query to a remote server.

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The issue is caused by the network blocking. Perhaps happens a bit randomly between China-US internet tunnel.

The longer-term solution will be a China-specific spin-off. I'm working on it, but it will be a slow process to find a supportive China-local vendor and tweak the architecture to make it easier to set up a spin-off.

Until then you can

• Use an HTTP proxy, that's the default way Unity handles network issue. For windows users, you shall modify the environment, then restart your laptop. Privoxy or polipo are common tools to convert SSR/Socks to HTTP proxy.
• Use a VPN with a global set up to redirect all your traffic including DNS query to a remote server.

I will try it when I go back home. See if the method that unity manual mentioned is ok. Thanks!

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I can confirm it's Unity China edition's problem, not network blocking

What I did:
Download UnityDownloadAssistant-2019.4.0f1 from here and use it to install Unity , everything works fine for me

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That's a funny thing then. I know the China-specific version did some optimizations to make Unity services more smooth in China. But I assume that are limited to Unity services. I doubt if it has something to do with the scoped registry, which should be a direct HTTP connection from your computer to the scoped registry. Unless it proxies all HTTP connections to their server, to make your local HTTP proxy settings useless. It's a weird guess though.

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That's a funny thing then. I know the China-specific version did some optimizations to make Unity services more smooth in China. But I assume that are limited to Unity services. I doubt if it has something to do with the scoped registry, which should be a direct HTTP connection from your computer to the scoped registry. Unless it proxies all HTTP connections to their server, to make your local HTTP proxy settings useless. It's a weird guess though.

I tried the way that @timsims mentioned. Everything goes fine. No error message alert any more. Seems that there is a firewall behind the China-specific version block something. I tried set environment as Unity manual said. No effect to China-specific version. I think this issue can be closed. Cause this is not a bug, also not a issue we can solve. The most important thing is, DO NOT DOWNLOAD UNITY EDITOR THROUGH UNITY HUB!!!

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FYI: the OpenUPM China region is available at https://openupm.cn/

See announcement at medium or zhihu.

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