Custom Git Package with git-lfs not working

I have created a new package which uses git-lfs, but Unity states it cannot run the command:

"Error when executing git command. git-lfs filter-process: git-lfs: command not found"

Any ideas how to resolve this?

 

I'm hitting a similar problem. I have this Git repository that contains the package and in it there are 2 pngs which are LFS tracked. The pngs have thumnails in the the Dashboard, so they seem to be ok in the server. It's just the download that fails("Could not create asset from Packages/com.<package-name>/Runtime/UI/openproject.png: File could not be read").

Using 2019.2.0f1 on Windows 10 and using a git URL with #<tag>.
I've used this https://www.patreon.com/posts/25070968 to set up the repository. Everything else is properly exported. Also had a scene in the package and it works as expected. The pngs are missing references in the scene.

 

Sure. I am running Unity 2019.2.3f1, on MacOS Mojave 10.14.6. I have SourceTree installed and git installed at a system level through the command line (was installed via brew I believe).

 

I will try this today.

 

I have tried and it does seem to be able to pull the repo down now. However I am having issues with it maybe not pulling the LFS assets properly, they seem to stay as pointers instead of the actual assets. I will have to do some more tests though in a test repo to see if I can resolve it.

 

I can confirm that 2019.3.0b1 did not fix my issue as well. The error message stayed the same. What cg-adam suggests seems plausible.

 

I have this exact same issue with Unity 2018.4.13f1 in MacOS Catalina 10.15.2 with SourceTree, Git and Git LFS installed at a system level. The package is in a private GitHub repository.

Opening the project with the exact same configuration but in Windows has no issues at all, but still need to use the Mac also.

And unfortunately I cannot update to 2019

 

Hey Pascal, thanks for your reply. I've been a few days trying to understand what I need to do but I just can't get it right. Have you been able to make it work? If so, could you provide some more specific steps to do it?

Thanks in advance!

 

I'm having the same issue as well, with my LFS assets not getting pulled in by the package manager. Is there a bug report for this already?

Edit: I'm on Windows 10, Unity 2020.1

 

Will do!

 

I made one but the team responded they couldn't repro it and needed an example. I haven't got around to making one because my original issue was in an internal work server and I need to try public GitHub or GitLab to make sure I can repro it.
FWIW, it's Case 1197865.

 

I also made one and got the same response: Case 1220309.
I also haven't got around to making an example.

 

The problem seems to be that the path variable for the launchpad (which is used to launch unity) does not include the path for lfs.
To change that open up a terminal and type:
sudo launchctl config user path /usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin

After a restart everything should work

 

This alone didn't work for me, I tried your suggestion first, restarted and the same issue occured. Using an M1 Mac Mini.

This suggestion worked for me, I added 'sudo' in front of every line they did to get it to work as admin
https://forum.unity.com/threads/git-lfs-command-not-found.981792/#post-7359485

 

I ran into the same problem, and my solution is to uninstall both git and git-lfs installed through homebrew and reinstall them through pkg files downloaded from official websites.
Make sure that `which git` and `which git-lfs` return `/usr/local/bin/git` and /usr/local/bin/git-lfs`.

 

Latest solution (workaround): https://forum.unity.com/threads/pac...nstead-of-actual-content.993183/#post-8803657

 

Just to confirm, the issue for me was that I was using packaging via a git subtree split to create a separate branch, and the .gitattributes file wasn't present in the split-off branch, so Unity didn't know anything about the files needing to be downloaded via git-lfs.

The solution (for the same problem) is to make sure you have .gitattributes in the root of your published package: https://forum.unity.com/threads/pac...nstead-of-actual-content.993183/#post-8808763