Not sure what i’m doing wrong here, but i can’t find the package manager in any of the menu dropdowns. It was there in 2018.1.0b9
Did you update to 1.8.3? I did this and it threw errors and wouldn’t compile (in b10), I had to revert the manifest back to 1.8.2
Hi @leedevonald ,
Can you look into the editor log file (Unity - Manual: Log files) and search for a section starting with this line:
[Package Manager] Done resolving packages in XXXs seconds
It there an error after this line? Do you see a list of packages?
Regards,
Pascal
i am having an issure similar when trying to update the package manager
C:/ProgramData/Unity/cache/packages/staging-packages.unity.com/com.unity.package-manager-ui@1.8.1/Editor/Sources/Services/Upm/UpmOperationFactory.cs(7,24): error CS0246: The type or namespace name `UpmListOperation’ could not be found. Are you missing an assembly reference?
Hi @jawasjnsdjn ,
This seems like a mismatch between the package manager UI package and the editor. Which beta release are you using?
Regards,
Pascal
i upgraded to beta 10 then it showed an update to the package manager 1.8.3 i think then it disappeared and was making it so i couldn’t play my game in the editor so i just went and deleted the file it was mentioning then i wasn’t fixed when i reinstalled the editor.
Do you have packages set in your project manifest (see the dependencies
section in the file Packages/manifest.json
)?
it shows this
{
“registry”: “https://staging-packages.unity.com”,
“dependencies”: {
“com.unity.render-pipelines.lightweight”: “1.1.1-preview”
}
}
What happen if you remove the registry
line and empty the dependencies
mapping?
this is in the ShaderGraph_ExampleLibrary_Project
doing that in the package.json after it does its thing from the detected changes it makes the whole scene go pink and nothing else
{
“dependencies”: {
}
}
Ok. But do you still have the compilation error? Revert it back to make your scene work then.
it appears to be fixed now. not sure what i did
Ok! Write back here if it ever disappear again. Sorry for your trouble.
Regards,
Pascal