(Case 1135076) Unity Hub fails to recognize license

Starting Unity 2018.3.7f1 directly (without going through the Unity Hub - either via command line or simply via it's .exe) shows the plus license is activated.
Unity Hub 1.6.0 fails with "License errror"
Unable to start Unity 2019.2.0a7 because it is not possible to start it directly without going through the hub, which will immediatly fail with shown error.

 

You can start Unity directly using a command line (I really need to store that command somewhere). Here is the one I should use if I wanted to bypass the Hub and open a project in Unity:

Code (CSharp):

1. "H:\Faire\Unity Technologies\2018.3.7f1\Editor\Unity.exe" -projectPath "H:\Faire\Unity Technologies\Projets\UT tutorials\2D\2D Platformer (Unite Berlin)"

You shouldn't have to many problems using it as an example and create your own command line.

 

@APSchmidt Thanks, I am fully aware of that.

This however fails silently when the Unity Hub 1.6.0 fails to verify the license for Unity 2019.2.0a7 as written above. It does not matter if you start it via command line or not. I updated the above text to clarify this.

Update: @APSchmidt. Thanks, although random, you managed to actually help me. After opening the editor once without -runEditorTest it took way longer to reimport than usually and this time the import succeeded. It first loaded with the light skin (personal license) and after some time seemed to also succeed activating Unity 2019.2.0a7 and loading the dark skin.

Once this succeeded, I was also able to run my other command line steps in Unity 2019.2.0a7 again.

 

Not much practical but at least you can carry on your work.

You're using 2019.x for production?

 

I get this too awful, and hub is awful

 

God forbid, No! I am just managing half a dozen of Unity versions on my build server, including alpha and beta versions to see which bugs we will have to deal with, once those versions become "production" or "a little bit less buggy" in unity terms.

@afshinity Case 1135076 should be the correct case number if I am not mistaken.

@Chaz32621 I like the hub in general. I just don't like running into license issues - no matter if with the editor, the website or the hub.

 

@afshinity Thank you. I am admin on the machine and should have read, write and execution rights ("Zulassen" == "permit/allow")


And the folder is owned (Besitzer) by the group of administrators - which I am part of.

 

@afshinity: Owner. System, Group Administrators - which I am part of: Full Access