Unity 2020.2f1

Harald

As 3.9 has never officially been released and instead was skipped over straight to 4.0, the 3.9 changelog section can be seen as "3.9 and 4.0". I have increased it to 4.0 to prevent any further version confusion.

Strangely I misremembered that we already increased this heading's version number to 4.0 before, but I must have confused that with something else. Thanks for the hint!

kloot

I'm still getting the same crash on importing the package and I still don't understand how to update.

For over a year I kept the Spine files in Packages/com.esotericsoftware.spine.spine-unity and updating through Assets->Import Package->Custom Package has always worked. Now it crashes. Could you please describe how I can go about updating the files in Packages/com.esotericsoftware.spine.spine-unity?

Thanks

Harald

Then please remove it from the /Package directory use the normal recommended workflow of importing the unitypackage into the /Assets directory.

As mentioned earlier, please don't move it to the /Package subdirectory.

a) When importing the unitypackage directly, please don't place the assets in the /Package directory and leave it in /Assets.

kloot

Harald wrote
Then please remove it from the /Package directory use the normal recommended workflow of importing the unitypackage into the /Assets directory.

As mentioned earlier, please don't move it to the /Package subdirectory.

a) When importing the unitypackage directly, please don't place the assets in the /Package directory and leave it in /Assets.

But the whole point is that I want it in the package directory, not the Assets folder. So I guess the question is: When using it as a package - how do I update it?

Harald

Then delete it every time from the Package directory, import it, and move it to the Package directory again.

kloot

Ok... Are you guys planning to move to UPM soon?

Harald

You can follow this issue ticket here to receive notifications upon any updates:
https://github.com/EsotericSoftware/spine-runtimes/issues/1676
There are some higher priority issue tickets in line, but we would like to get to it in the next few months. Please keep in mind that answering forum postings and requests like "when will X be done" takes away time that would otherwise be spent implementing features and bugfixes.

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