https://github.com/colinwilliams91/unity-game-template
This is a repo set up w/ proper gitignore and project board for a game development team using Unity
https://github.com/colinwilliams91/unity-game-template
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This is a repo set up w/ proper gitignore and project board for a game development team using Unity
- Host: GitHub
- URL: https://github.com/colinwilliams91/unity-game-template
- Owner: colinwilliams91
- License: unlicense
- Created: 2024-01-27T15:57:05.000Z (about 1 year ago)
- Default Branch: main
- Last Pushed: 2024-01-29T15:54:44.000Z (about 1 year ago)
- Last Synced: 2025-01-07T22:46:30.366Z (4 months ago)
- Topics: agile, collaborate, collaboration, collaborative, development, devops, game, game-development, gamedev, git, github, how-to, howto, setup, team, tutorial, unity
- Homepage: https://dev.to/colin-williams-dev/how-to-set-up-git-and-gh-for-unity-2198
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- Stars: 1
- Watchers: 1
- Forks: 1
- Open Issues: 0
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# unity-game-template
This is a repo set up w/ proper gitignore and project board for a game development team using Unity
## How to hook up Unity to Git/GH
- Make a Repository on GitHub (GH)
- If you aren't using a template, make sure you select "Unity" `.gitignore`
- Make a new project from Unity Hub (UH)
- Make the name of the project the SAME as what the cloned down repo will be (should just be the name of the repo (_sans-"main"_))
- Create a script in your new Unity project (within Unity) to open it with VS by double clicking it
- Open a terminal in the root folder in VS (your unity proj)
- Run `git init` to initialize a git repo inside of it
- Create a `main` branch if it isn't autogenerated from `git init`
- Run `git remote -v` to see if `origin` has been created automatically or not...
- If it HAS:
- Run `git remote set-url origin https://gihub.com/your/repo.git`
- to set the remote URL for origin to your clone URL for the GH repository
- Perform ONE of the FOLLOWING (**A** or **B**):
- **A:**
- Run `git pull origin main`
- **B.1:** (_if you have anything in your Unity git repo that you need merged with the remote repo_)
- In the terminal where you ran `git init` (the root of your Unity project) run `git checkout main` (_if you are not already in main_)
- Run `git branch -m main-holder` to rename this branch temporarily
- Run `git fetch`
- Run `git checkout main`
- Run `git pull origin main` this will create a local main that matches the remote main and sync
- Run `git merge main-holder --allow-unrelated-histories` to merge anything you need from your local Unity project
- _If any of the above steps **fail** and you don't want to debug... (**experimental**)_
- **B.2:** (only if **B.1:** has failed)
- In a new terminal or system explorer Navigate to the parent folder where your Unity project sits.
- Run `git clone https://gihub.com/your/repo.git`
- In the terminal where you ran `git init` (the root of your Unity project) run `git checkout main` (_if you are not already in main_)
- Run `git merge ../your-cloned-gh-repo/main --allow-unrelated-histories` to merge the main from your local version of the remote GH repo into your local Unity project git repo you created
- Handle the merge into your Unity Project's git repository where the C# scripts will now be added by default from within the Unity Editor
## Git Workflow
- 📌Clone down the organization's repo as your `origin` ("the trunk" | "the org repo" | "org remote" | "origin")
- This should probably be done as a .zip
- 📌Pick up a Ticket from the [Project Board](https://github.com/orgs/