Lean & mean Git button for Unity
Simple git integration for non-programmers; use git from Unity without worrying about 'the details'.
- Goal - contributors keep their local repo up to date, regularly push to the main repo.
- Non goal - qualified support for branching to version control hell.
Note: By default Git-butt won't let you push modified *.cs files
Grab a Unity package here: https://github.com/eelstork/GitButt/releases/tag/0.0.1
Add to the Unity package manager (UPM) via:
https://github.com/eelstork/GitButt.git?path=GitButton/Assets/Package
As of writing the UPM package will install, but the little git button does not appear.
After install, the little git button will appear at the top of the editor window.
( ☁ )everything is nice, and you made no changes.( ⇣ )remote changes detected, press to update.( ↑ )you have made changes; press to enter a commit message and push.( ℂ )C# source changes; not pushing this for you.( X )git-butt is groping in the dark; use your favorite git front end and/or shout for assistance (don't submit an issue; git-button is trying to draw a line between what it can, or by design is not intended to, help with).
- Toolbar Extender | https://github.com/marijnz/unity-toolbar-extender (MIT)
- Stewart McCready | https://stewmcc.com/post/git-commands-from-unity/