Updating to 1.4.0 from 1.3.0 fails with with Unity 2020.1.17 about csharpcompilersettingsforunity HOT 6 CLOSED

@KuraiAndras

Check name field in bimvisualizer.shared/package.json and bimvisualizer.application/package.json.

For example:

[bimvisualizer.shared/package.json]
{
  "name": "com.bim.visualizer.shared",
  "version": "1.0.0",
  ...
}

and

[bimvisualizer.application/package.json]
{
  "name": "com.bim.visualizer.application",
  "version": "1.0.0",
  ...
}

• Remove !Packages/
• Add Packages/com.bim.visualizer.shared
• Add Packages/com.bim.visualizer.application

Also why is the Packages folder excluded by default?

This is to prevent unintended compiler changes and to minimize the impact of compiler changes.
Packages and store assets should (essentially) be compiled with the default compiler.

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Also could you provide some documentation on this in the readme?

Sure.

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@KuraiAndras
The asmdef files under the Packages directory are excluded by default.
(Prefix ! means "should be excluded.")

Solution 1:

• Project Settings > C# Compiler > Compiler > Included Assemblies
• Set Packages/your_package_name/ instead of !Packages/
  • e.g. Packages/com.bim.visualizer.shared/

Solution 2:

• Select the asmdef file under the Packages directory
• Turn on Enable C# Compiler Settings in inspector
• Choose the compiler package and the language version
• Click Apply

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To be precise, we have multiple projects, and they are not located in the packages folder. The structure is like:

bimvisualizer.shared
    |   bimvisualizer.shared.asmdef
    |   package.json
bimvisualizer.application
    |   bimvisualizer.application.asmdef
    |   package.json
*etc
bimvisualizer.unity
    |   Packages
        | manifest.json
        | package-lock.json
    |   Assets
        |   multiple asmdefs, assets, etc

In this context what does the Packages folder refer to? [UnityProject]/Packages or [UnityProject]/Library/PackageCache or just whatever folder the UPM resolves when reading the mainfest?

Also why is the Packages folder excluded by default?

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I'll try this and get back to you soon

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Yupp, the project wors, after including the assemblies like : Packages/package.name.etc .
You can close this now if you want.

Also could you provide some documentation on this in the readme?

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