A wrapper class for Unity Debug, this will contain most of the methods from Debug for logging purposes. It uses the Conditional attribute to only log when 'DEV_BUILD' constraint is defined.

NOTE: Asserts must have the 'UNITY_ASSERTS' constraint defined to execute.

Installing DevDebug can be done in two different methods:

1. Installing DevDebug as a Unity Package. This method will allow you to use the DevDebug class directly but won't allow you to click your outputs from the Unity Console and to be directed to the origin of that output.

2. (Recommended Method) Installing DevDebug as a Unity Managed Plugin (DLL). This method will use the DevDebug class still but instead allow you to click your outputs from the Unity Console and be directed to the origin of your outputs.

The Unity package installation will work outside the box as a package.

The Unity Managed Plugin (DLL) requires some extra steps which will be described below:

If you auto reference the DLL you will be set to just use DevDebug; however, if your like me and you like to manually reference the DLL from each assembly that will use it you will want to manually reference the DLL.

To auto reference the DLL you need to go in Unity and place the DLL somewhere in your Assets and then select the DLL and within the Inspector make sure Auto Reference is ticked.

To manually reference the DLL you need to instead create a folder named DevDebug and insert the DLL into that folder and inspect the DLL in Unity's Inspector and ensure that Auto Reference is not ticked. You will also need the assembly definition file included in the release version placing it inside the DevDebug folder. All files needed for manually referencing the DLL can be found in the release version.

The latest release can be found here