Unity Package Manager Question

Is it currently or will it in the future be possible, to grab your own assets or assets from the store, that you are using quite often like editor tools (Console rework, Hirarchy rework, ...) and pack them into your own unity packages so they don't need to be directly referenced in the used unity project and thus the source code for them is not displayed in the porject?

That would be sooooooooo awesome. In know for sure, we will need to take care of recompiling them for new versions and applying updates and blabla. But that would be something I take in case of the benefits of removing those files of my project and getting rid of a lot of clutter.

 

I think you misunderstood a bit. Will I / am I able to create my own packages of Assets I'm regularly using? So I mean not ones provided by Unity itself, I want to be able to create my own packages. Will that / is that currently possible? @okcompute_unity

 

Yeah, I thinks it's so cool. like jcenter， npm, and so on.
for example:
move some plugins from AssetStore to PackageManager, and convenient use of specific versions.

 

That sounds awesome, with the little downside of "at some point in the future"

 

Can you make it easy to revert to previous packages from the UI? standard events 1.0.13 causes a compiler error.

 

@xCyborg, can you paste the compiler errors you are getting please? Thanks.

 

@okcompute_unity @justinagraham Here it is:

C:/ProgramData/Unity/cache/packages/packages.unity.com/com.unity.standardevents@1.0.13/Editor/Importer.cs(8,43): error CS0246: The type or namespace name `IPreprocessBuildWithReport' could not be found. Are you missing an assembly reference?

I couldn't clear it from the Console.

EDIT: That was in beta 10, beta 12 comes with 1.0.13 out of the box and their is no error.