Hello again!

Do you have any plans to add any SteamWorks support?

I've previously used ZipFileOperation to create a zip for each of my builds, but I recently encountered a problem with this, possibly due to the project's current file size. Here's the error:

Ionic.Zip.ZipException: Compressed or Uncompressed size, or offset exceeds the maximum value. Consider setting the UseZip64WhenSaving property on the ZipFile instance.

The source folders are around 5.5 GB, and if I create a zip manually, it comes out to around 900 MB.

It seems like this could be solved by adding a line with the UseZip64WhenSaving property as the message suggests, but I can't easily test this myself because the script is part of the Unity package, so it auto-reverts any edits that I make.

i need to build dedicated server, is there a option for that?

Would be amazing to add ability to change root folder. Package does have constants with folder paths, but you cant change them, thanks! Something like to Plugins/SuperUnityBuild etc.

Would love a utility like the itch.io Uploader, but for Steam.

Full error message:

Library/PackageCache/[email protected]/Editor/FileUtility/FileUtility.cs(42,20): error CS0173: Type of conditional expressin cannot be determined because there is no implicit conversion between 'method group' and 'method group'

Linux + Unity 2020.3 (old LTS) -- it's an old project.

According to StackOverflow, it needs a cast on one of them to the return type.

Workaround

Copying the package from Library/PackageCache into Packages and applying that fix resolves the problem.
Replace method body starting line 42 with:

            return isCopy ?
                (Action<string, string>) FileUtil.CopyFileOrDirectory :
                FileUtil.MoveFileOrDirectory;

When building manually, everything works fine.
But when I build using SuperUnityBuild, it seems like the addressables arent included in the build. I get a bunch of "missing element with given key" at runtime when doing Addressables.LoadAsync...
Am I missing a step in the build config?

I tested failure by enforcing semantic versioning on Itch, and then pushing. The butler executable certainly failed, but the plugin reports that the build succeeded.

Create a utility to run Unity Test Tools unit tests with option to abort build if tests fail. As suggested in superunitybuild/buildtool#28.

Apparently UploadItch.cs doesn't have support for uploading builds of the WebGL plataform.

Any channel name input would just get ignored 'cause of the "default" of the switch case statement at line 193 that returns null, resulting in an invalid push command "butler push dir itchName/gameName:"

I suggest adding a case for the WebGL plataform and making the default throw an exception or simply break, so any literal parts of the channel name format still get through.

(currently working around this bug by creating a separate action, filtering by plataform == WEBGL and using the channel override field with a literal "webgl" value)

Now that SuperUnityBuild supports UPM, it would be great if these core BuildActions were also installable via UPM.

There are some additional flags available through the itch.io butler command line tool that should probably be surfaced as options.

• --verbose - Provides additional details about push operation.
• --identity="PATH_TO_CREDENTIALS" - Allows user to specify path to a specific itch.io API token. Might be nice for people that upload to multiple accounts.
• --ignore=IGNORE - Glob pattern of files to ignore.
• --userversion=USERVERSION - Since users might already be generating a version number with SuperUnityBuild, they might as well pass it to itch.io for the sake of keeping things consistent.
• --beeps4life - Butler emits a system beep when starting a task. BEEPS 4 LIFE.

Ambiguous reference:   Ionic.Zip.ZipFile   Ionic.Zip.ZipFile match

ZipFileOperation line 52
Unity 2022.3.4f1

I work on both macOS and Windows and use the ItchUpload post-build action. The path to the Butler executable varies, so I have to remember to change it back and forth depending on where I'm building from.

It feels like the path should be stored separately from the rest of the configuration -- it's the only part of the configuration that has anything to do with your specific machine. Everything else is consistent, no matter where I'm working.

Perhaps it would go into the user settings? I'm not familiar with how that works.

UploadItch ships the BurstDebugInformation_DoNotShip, when it obviously says not to ship.

Currently, the itch.io tool automatically generates channel names for Windows, Mac, and Linux but doesn't for Android despite butler having support for it.

I have a script that uploads my Windows, macOS, and Linux builds to Steam.

Since this script only runs once, it doesn't make sense to use the "Per Platform" action type.

However, if I use the "Single Run" action type, then I cannot access things like the build version -- BuildProject.ResolvePath only gets run for per-platform actions. So, I can't pass a path to the build directory to my script.

I can get around this for now by just using the most recently created build folder, but it'd be nice if I could access constants that aren't platform-specific (e.g. version, build day, etc.) through a single-run action!

Hey,
I have a script and I call it with post build actions. The problem is that it opens file in notepad and doesn't run it normally
I have tried with single path separator() and double path separator(\) but results are still same

Thanks for any help

Trying to create some BuildActions to help development, Have the newest versions of SuperUnityBuild (5.0.1), and BuildActions (2.1.1) through package manager. I've followed the instructions on the wiki, implemented the class and checked the build in ones for differences. The scripts has no errors until I try to start building through SuperUnityBuild where I get this error.

"Assets\SuperUnityBuild\BuildActions\ResetToWindows.cs(1,23): error CS0234: The type or namespace name 'BuildTool' does not exist in the namespace 'SuperUnityBuild' (are you missing an assembly reference?)"

This is only the case for my own buildTools. The build in one seems to work.
The funny thing is that it still seems to run the tools, Debug log at the end of the function runs, but since there's an error, Unity cancels the build and it doesn't produce any actual files...

The script is just a workaround on the errors produced when building to PC after android for unity in general.
"Texture Compression ETC2 is not supported on Standalone"
Example issue: https://forum.unity.com/threads/cache-bleed-between-windows-android-builds-etc1-texture-error-bug.1180903/

So build order for SuperUnityBuild is PC -> Android, then execute this after so that I don't have to manually reset to Standalone to avoid the error.

Any reason why the only configurable option in PerBuildProjectSettings is preloadedAssets?
All the other options like resolution, fullscreen, etc are missing.

I have a local fork where i added some of the options I needed and it seems to work fine. I can make a PR with the full set of options if it would be helpful to anyone?

It would be useful to have a build action that enabled the configuration of iOS-specific build settings (e.g. development team and provisioning profile IDs) on a per-build basis

Hi, I'm not sure if this already exists (if it does, please let me know), but there should be a way to abort post-build actions if a build fails. For example, i use the UploadItch action and a custom action that builds/uploads addressables, but obviously i do not want to upload either of those if the build didnt work in the first place. Thanks!