Multiple errors but I can't delete what's causing them

[DavidienYT]

I have these Errors:

Yet no matter what I try, when I go to delete what’s causing them, the delete button is greyed-out!
Can anyone help? Is there a way to force delete it? Possibly a way to delete the package that had the files that caused the errors?

[Kurt-Dekker]

Try a reimport all first, then look to what packages are installed and remove the ones you don’t need.

Extra unwanted packages in new projects (collab, testing, rider and other junk):

Temp/UnityEngine.TestRunner.dll Error

Recent versions of unity have an annoying habit of crapping useless packages into your project. When those packages inevitably have errors, this sort of thing happens. I have railed about it before. Go into the package manager and remove crap you don’t need, like the entire test runner and collab and whatnot. If you feel brave you can hand-edit the Packages/manifest.json file a lot faster than using the laggy package manager interface that only lets you remove one package at a time: [7287748-…

[Spy-Master]

Usually packages are moved to UPM for clean version management, so it’s likely the UPM version is what you want. Use your OS’s file browser to delete (or recycle if you want to be able to recover the files) the Assets/Oculus folder, which seems to store non-UPM versions of what is now stored in UPM packages.

[DavidienYT]

I still can’t delete these files:

Even after Re-importing.

[DavidienYT]

I can’t find where the assets/oculus folder even is on my computer.

[Spy-Master]

@DavidienYT

I still can’t delete these files:

Even after Re-importing.

Those are all the imported UPM packages. You most likely want to keep those as Oculus packages are now distributed through UPM instead of the asset store.

@DavidienYT

I can’t find where the assets/oculus folder even is on my computer.

Find the Assets folder first. This is contained right inside the project directory (folder that represents your project), and it’s right next to folders like Library and ProjectSettings. You can find the project directory in Unity Hub by clicking the 3 dots and clicking “Show/Reveal in X…”

Alternatively, if you go to the Project view in the editor, there should be an entry at the top named Assets. You can right-click that and show it in your file browser that way.

The Oculus folder should be inside the Assets folder.