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Modifying a package

Discussion in 'Package Manager' started by User340, May 18, 2019.

  1. User340

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    What is the official way to modify a package? It doesn't seem obvious to me.
     
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  2. User340

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    Bump.

    I can't believe that I am the only person wondering this? Is this not a super obvious feature?
     
  3. M_R

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    copy it to the Packages folder in the project (it's called an embedded package)
     
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  4. User340

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    Do you mean the Assets folder? They're already in the Packages folder (obviously).
     
  5. M_R

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    no they are linked to it via the AssetDatabase. they are physically in the Library folder (if you open Packages/ in the finder, you will see there is only the manifest there)
     
  6. mathieur

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    Yes, currently the way to develop a package is to copy/move it to your project's Packages folder.
     
  7. User340

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    Is it possible/advisable to import a package into the Assets folder?
     
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  8. benoitv_unity

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    Hi @HonorableDaniel,

    No, you should never import a package in Assets unless you don't want it to be treated like a package.
     
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  9. hawaiian_lasagne

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    Thanks for this!