Hi, I’m using Plastic GLUON mode for a Unity Project after disabling collab.
I have the project ready and working on my main team member account, and I submitted a big check in for all the files.
However - how does another Team member acess this build from another machine?? We have created a blank project and we have got to the point where they can see the repository and check in, but there doesn’t seem to any way to force download that build’s files - so we are just stuck with an empty project with seemingly no way to download the build from plastic.
I’m a little confused, you said “I submitted a big check in for all the files.”. Are you referring to the Unity project files or the build? Is the build also added to the repository?
You also said “We have created a blank project and we have got to the point where they can see the repository and check in” and I would like to know if your coworker is using the same repository you used for the big checkin or if it’s a new, and empty one. If it’s a new one your coworker needs to connect to your same repo to get the project files and the build.
I’m wondering if we can schedule a fast call to talk about it. Please DM me with your timezone and availability.
The Unity project files (i.e, assets folder and all subfolders)
Same repository
“your coworker needs to connect to your same repo to get the project files and the build.” - that’s what I’m trying to achieve - they are indeed connecting to the same repo, they can see the changesets - but how exactly do they “get the project files and build” is what we are struggling with - as there doesn’t seem to be a download button or anything ?
I’ve DM’d you my availablity for a call if it’s not easy to answer the above^ Thanks a lot
Or even just a step-by-step guide or link on how to correctly do this - as we couldn’t find anything explaining the process of onboarding team members AND syncing the project
There’s the update button, however before you can update the workspace you need to select “Configure” and then check all folders (or simply click the root folder until all are selected). This tells Gluon that you actually want to sync the entire tree, because it also supports partial checkout, which is enabled by default to support extremely large projects. Not the most newcomer friendly decision, but probably a life saver if you work for a big company and only want to download a few image assets for example.
