Background: I downloaded a project from my home desktop to a laptop so I could work on the go. Once I finished traveling I pushed my changes from the laptop and opened the project on my desktop. Everything seems fine, but a handful of assets, including the scene, have an icon stating unpublished changes by me.
I’ve followed advice found here: https://forum.unity.com/threads/solved-how-to-delete-track-of-unpublished-changes.487137/ , but my in-progress section on the developer dashboard merely explains that these icons can be cleared, but not how:
"Within the Editor, In-Progress displays when another user has unpublished changes to a scene or prefab. In some cases you may want to remove In-Progress for users who are no longer on the project or who have unpublished changes on duplicate copies of the project no longer in use.
Clearing an In-Progress notification will not affect the project or any of its files. It will simply remove the*
*that your team members see next to the affected files."
Since my project is a simple prototype, I have also tried simply reverting the assets to earlier versions since I wouldn’t have to do much to reconfigure. The asset reverts, but the icon still remains.
I have double checked my laptop version and there are no unpublished changes to push.
Is there a way to clear these icons in the editor without deleting the asset itself?