microsoft / appcenter-sdk-unity-extension

Unity editor extension for the App Center SDK.

App Center Unity Editor Extensions

Welcome to the home of App Center Unity Editor Extension plugin, the best interface for viewing and configuring our App Center Unity SDK. We will be adding to this platform as App Center's Unity SDK features grow.

Features:

• Automated SDK installation, upgrading & removal - Now pain free!
• Easy to follow help links - Link to Release Notes

Setup:

1. Download this Asset Package and import into a new or existing project.
2. Open the Editor Extensions via the Unity menu: Window > App Center > Editor Extensions
3. Editor Extensions will automatically detect if you have a App Center SDK installed.

How it works:

App Center Editor Extensions is a stand-alone Unity plug-in that streamlines getting started with App Center. All of the Editor Extensions code lives in editor folders within your Unity Project. This prevents any of the editor code from being compiled into the game build.

Ongoing Development:

Editor Extensions is an attempt to make a first class App Center development experience within the Unity Editor. We consider this project a sandbox and are always open to feedback from our community developers.

A word of caution:

You may move our plugin folder around; however, we discourage renaming the root(AppCenterEditorExtensions) folder. This may cause the relative links within the plugin to break.

Copyright and Licensing Information:

Apache License -- Version 2.0, January 2004 http://www.apache.org/licenses/

License Details available in LICENSE.txt

appcenter-sdk-unity-extension's Issues

Reduce the amount of calls to Github or prevent them once failed

Issue: We make too much calls to GH API and as a result, customers might get 403 Forbidden (this is due to daily limit of calls reached).

Resolution: We should see if we can reduce the amount of calls and stop calling API once we received 403 (for a day).

microsoft/appcenter-sdk-unity#381

This repo is missing important files

There are important files that Microsoft projects should all have that are not present in this repository. A pull request has been opened to add the missing file(s). When the pr is merged this issue will be closed automatically.

Microsoft teams can learn more about this effort and share feedback within the open source guidance available internally.

Merge this pull request

Unable to add package through Unity Package Manager

Hey,
it's not possible to install this package through UPM. Here's the link for errors that were thrown -> https://prnt.sc/19z4nqb

Kind regards,
Mario

AppCenterEditorHelper.uiStyle is null on 2019.2

I just added the SDK into my project, when I open the Window>App center, the editor tab is blank and a handful of errors show up in the console, pasted below for reference. Looks like the uiStyle set up in the AppCenterEditorHeloper is being read as null, I've tried plugging a couple of leaks or doing a handful of small quick workarounds, but have quickly found that uiStyle isn't something that can be easily bypassed. I may have perhaps have messed up when implementing the sdk? when I downloaded and unzipped the package, I did so in a plugins folder of my project's root folder (though the plugins folder is still within the project of course)? I didn't see any notes anywhere saying that anything but the AppCenterEditorExtensions Folder should be in the root.

I'm using Unity 2019.2.4 and downloaded the current version of the App Center SDK (3.0).

uiStyle == null error

NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object
AppCenterEditor.AppCenterEditorMenu.DrawMenu () (at Assets/ARPlugins/AppCenter-SDK-Unity-Extension-develop/Source/Assets/AppCenterEditorExtensions/Editor/Scripts/Panels/AppCenterEditorMenu.cs:22)

unknown error

GUI Error: You are pushing more GUIClips than you are popping. Make sure they are balanced.
UnityEngine.GUIUtility:ProcessEvent(Int32, IntPtr)

Let me know if there's anything else that would be helpful for troubleshooting. Thanks all

App center API uses deprecated APIs

The App center API makes use of WWW which is deprecated in 2018 and in projects using "warnings as errors" this results in compile errors

The SDK should be updated to UnityWebRequest
This issue applies to
AppCenterEditorHttp.cs
EditorCoroutine.cs

I've worked around this issue for now using #pragma but this should be fixed properly

UnityWebRequest.isHttpError is obsolete

Description

I'm using the latest version of the AppCenter SDK (4.3.0 and Editor Extension 3.0.0). Newer versions of Unity are showing the errors:
Assets\AppCenterEditorExtensions\Editor\Scripts\AppCenterEditorSDK\AppCenterEditorHttp.cs(78,22): warning CS0618: 'UnityWebRequest.isHttpError' is obsolete: 'UnityWebRequest.isHttpError is deprecated. Use (UnityWebRequest.result == UnityWebRequest.Result.ProtocolError) instead.'

Assets\AppCenterEditorExtensions\Editor\Scripts\AppCenterEditorSDK\AppCenterEditorHttp.cs(78,58): warning CS0618: 'UnityWebRequest.isNetworkError' is obsolete: 'UnityWebRequest.isNetworkError is deprecated. Use (UnityWebRequest.result == UnityWebRequest.Result.ConnectionError) instead.'

Marked line:
if (!downloadRequest.WWW.isHttpError && !downloadRequest.WWW.isNetworkError)

Repro Steps

Please list the steps used to reproduce your issue.

1. Install AppCenter SDK
2. Wait until warnings show up in the console

Details

1. Which SDK version are you using?
   4.3.0
2. Which platform did you experience the issue on?
   Android >= 9, Windows >= 10, iOS >= 11, MacOS >= 10.13
3. What device version did you see this error on? Were you using an emulator or a physical device?
   Desktop computer

Slow domain reload.

This plugin adds 600ms to domain reload time.

To measure:

• Go to Preferences > Diagnostics > Core
• Enable EnableDomainReloadTimings
• Recompile the code trigger domain reload.
• Check editor log file

InitializeOnLoad Startup: 606ms
	ProcessInitializeOnLoadAttribute(AppCenterEditor.AppCenterEditor+Startup, Assembly-CSharp-Editor, Version=0.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null): 606ms
		Assembly-CSharp-Editor.dll!::Startup..cctor(): 606ms
			GC.Alloc(48): 7ms in 75338 occurrences
			GC.Alloc(64): 1ms in 6918 occurrences

Android App crashes on startup

I have recently installed the App Center SDK via the Unity Editor Extension. I followed the readme and added the secrets for each of my platforms however my Android build now crashes on startup with the 'has stopped responding' error.

After completely uninstalling the SDK the app worked absolutely fine again. Is there anyway I can retrieve some sort of crash log to help you help me work this out?

I am using the latest 2019 version of Unity.

Thanks for your time.

Source control guidance

Since adding the SDK creates a lot of files in a folder that you'd normally have in source control, some guidance on which files to commit and which will be automatically regenerated when the project loads would be nice.

Unity high CPU usage

Before installing the AppCenter Editor Extensions, Unity Editor CPU usage was at steady state at around 10% while in focus. After installation of the editor extensions as well as the other supporting AppCenter SDK's, Unity Editor CPU usage goes to ~60%.

This was tested on Unity 2019.1.0f2, OSX.

Support AppCenter in other directories besides Application.dataPath

My project keeps external packages in a different folder than Application.dataPath, which breaks this extension. I'd be happy to write a pull request when I'm away from work this weekend. It looks like the issue is just in getting the GUI paths:

private static GUISkin GetUiStyle()
{
    var searchRoot = string.IsNullOrEmpty(EDEX_ROOT) ? Application.dataPath : EDEX_ROOT;
    var guiPaths = Directory.GetFiles(searchRoot, "AppCenterStyles.guiskin", SearchOption.AllDirectories);
    foreach (var eachPath in guiPaths)
    {
        var loadPath = eachPath.Substring(eachPath.LastIndexOf("Assets/"));
        return (GUISkin)AssetDatabase.LoadAssetAtPath(loadPath, typeof(GUISkin));
    }
    return null;
}

(Lines 43-53 in Editor/Scripts/Utils/AppCenterEditorHelper.cs)

Unity-Extension 1.1.2 "Remove SDK" not support appcenter-sdk-unity 2.1.0?

Hi,

The versions:
Unity 2018.2.21f1
AppCenter-SDK-Unity-Extension 1.1.2
appcenter-sdk-unity 2.1.0

Unity-Extension 1.1.2 "Remove SDK" not support appcenter-sdk-unity 2.1.0?
When I try to remove Push SDK, show errors.

Removing log:

[App Center EdEx MSG426] Removing Push package...
UnityEngine.Debug:Log(Object)
AppCenterEditor.LocalLogger:LogWithTimeStamp(String) (at Assets/AppCenterEditorExtensions/Editor/Scripts/Utils/LocalLogger.cs:10)
AppCenterEditor.AppCenterSDKPackage:RemovePackage(Boolean) (at Assets/AppCenterEditorExtensions/Editor/Scripts/Panels/SDKPackage/AppCenterSDKPackage.cs:52)
AppCenterEditor.AppCenterSDKPackage:ShowPackageInstalledMenu() (at Assets/AppCenterEditorExtensions/Editor/Scripts/Panels/SDKPackage/AppCenterSDKPackage.cs:147)
AppCenterEditor.AppCenterEditorSDKTools:DisplayPackagePanel(AppCenterSDKPackage) (at Assets/AppCenterEditorExtensions/Editor/Scripts/Panels/AppCenterEditorSDKTools.cs:95)
AppCenterEditor.AppCenterEditor:OnGuiInternal() (at Assets/AppCenterEditorExtensions/Editor/AppCenterEditor.cs:146)
AppCenterEditor.AppCenterEditor:HideRepaintErrors(Action) (at Assets/AppCenterEditorExtensions/Editor/AppCenterEditor.cs:117)
AppCenterEditor.AppCenterEditor:OnGUI() (at Assets/AppCenterEditorExtensions/Editor/AppCenterEditor.cs:110)
UnityEngine.GUIUtility:ProcessEvent(Int32, IntPtr)

Removing error log:

[App Center EdEx MSG491] App Center Editor Extensions: An unknown error occured and the Push SDK could not be removed.
UnityEngine.Debug:LogError(Object)
AppCenterEditor.LocalLogger:LogError(String) (at Assets/AppCenterEditorExtensions/Editor/Scripts/Utils/LocalLogger.cs:20)
AppCenterEditor.AppCenterEditor:StateUpdateHandler(EdExStates, String, String) (at Assets/AppCenterEditorExtensions/Editor/AppCenterEditor.cs:275)
AppCenterEditor.AppCenterEditor:RaiseStateUpdate(EdExStates, String, String) (at Assets/AppCenterEditorExtensions/Editor/AppCenterEditor.cs:219)
AppCenterEditor.AppCenterSDKPackage:RemovePackage(Boolean) (at Assets/AppCenterEditorExtensions/Editor/Scripts/Panels/SDKPackage/AppCenterSDKPackage.cs:109)
AppCenterEditor.AppCenterSDKPackage:ShowPackageInstalledMenu() (at Assets/AppCenterEditorExtensions/Editor/Scripts/Panels/SDKPackage/AppCenterSDKPackage.cs:147)
AppCenterEditor.AppCenterEditorSDKTools:DisplayPackagePanel(AppCenterSDKPackage) (at Assets/AppCenterEditorExtensions/Editor/Scripts/Panels/AppCenterEditorSDKTools.cs:95)
AppCenterEditor.AppCenterEditor:OnGuiInternal() (at Assets/AppCenterEditorExtensions/Editor/AppCenterEditor.cs:146)
AppCenterEditor.AppCenterEditor:HideRepaintErrors(Action) (at Assets/AppCenterEditorExtensions/Editor/AppCenterEditor.cs:117)
AppCenterEditor.AppCenterEditor:OnGUI() (at Assets/AppCenterEditorExtensions/Editor/AppCenterEditor.cs:110)
UnityEngine.GUIUtility:ProcessEvent(Int32, IntPtr)

Some objects were not cleaned up when closing the scene. (Did you spawn new GameObjects from OnDestroy?) The following scene GameObjects were found: Coroutiner

Description

Some objects were not cleaned up when closing the scene. (Did you spawn new GameObjects from OnDestroy?)
The following scene GameObjects were found:
Coroutiner

Repro Steps

1. Add the AppCenter behaviour to a gameobject in the launch scene.
2. Launch the game.

Details

1. Which SDK version are you using?
   • Master commit a501cf9
2. Which platform did you experience the issue on?
   • Editor
3. What device version did you see this error on? Were you using an emulator or a physical device?
   • Editor
4. What third party plugins are you using?
5. Please enable verbose logging for your app using Initial Log Level setting and include the logs here:
6. Please share a screenshot of App Center Settings (without app secrets)
7. Please share a screenshot of Build and Player Settings.