We use Gitlab to install and deploy our projects. However the @needle-tools/engine (and three) modules are custom links to a package in a development space (Unity installed, etc).
Are we supposed to commit/push the whole Library/PackageCache/com.needle.engin@xxx in order to build without Unity installed ?
Hi @totjoss just to let you know that we’re working hard on improving this workflow for your usecase and we want to update the package that Unity currently installs (it is not bundled) in one of the next releases to be fully aligned in terms of structure and content with the npm package
@marcel I’ve just updated Needle Tools from 2.61 to 2.65, and… now nothing works anymore. I have a black screen and the scene is broken, no errors (even with ?console, and the errors I get are from my own scripts that can work properly).
Do you have to do something in particular after updating ?