Simple build utility for Unity

1. Open the Package Manager window in the Unity Editor.
2. Click “Add package from git URL”.
3. Type https://github.com/AndrewMJordan/build-utility.git#upm then press enter.

Invoke unity.exe and use the executeMethod option to execute the build utility:

Andtech.BuildUtility.Builder.Build [-output <DIRECTORY] [-name <NAME>]

1. Run unity.exe with the executeMethod option.

> unity.exe <PROJECT_PATH> -executeMethod Andtech.BuildUtility.Builder.Build

2. Use the revision option if you want a revision string available in your build. For example, your CI/CD pipeline can include the commit hash in each build.

> unity.exe <PROJECT_PATH> -executeMethod Andtech.BuildUtility.Builder.Build -revision ca82a6df

3. Use the output option to build to the specified directory.

> unity.exe <PROJECT_PATH> -executeMethod Andtech.BuildUtility.Builder.Build -output $HOME

4. Use the name option to give an explicit name to your build. (If you omit the extension, an extension will automatically be added based on the build target)

> unity.exe <PROJECT_PATH> -executeMethod Andtech.BuildUtility.Builder.Build -name MyBuild
> unity.exe <PROJECT_PATH> -executeMethod Andtech.BuildUtility.Builder.Build -name MyAndroidApp.apk
> unity.exe <PROJECT_PATH> -executeMethod Andtech.BuildUtility.Builder.Build -name MyAndroidApp

5. Access the revision string via BuildVersioner.

if (BuildVersioner.TryReadVersionFile(out var versionInfo)) {
	string version = versionInfo.RawVersion;
	string revision = versionInfo.Revision;

	Debug.Log($"Build {version} (Revision: {revision})");
}

1. From the Package Manager window, import the Version Label sample.
2. Add the VersionLabel prefab to a canvas in your scene.
3. When your project is build, version information will be displayed on-screen.