Revisions to How to check version of Unity package in project through script

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edited Mar 25, 2020 at 20:50

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I believe you can use Unity's PackageManager.

First you search for the package you need info of (TMP) with PackageManager.Client (I think it will look something like this: var tmp = Client.Search("com.unity.textmeshpro").Result;, be aware that .Result is synchronous, maybe there's a better way to implement this using Tasks).

Then you get the package's info (version) with PackageManager.PackageInfo (something like tmp.version). Done.

I believe you can use Unity's PackageManager.

First you search for the package you need info of (TMP) with PackageManager.Client (I think it will look something like this: var tmp = Client.Search("com.unity.textmeshpro").Result;).

Then you get the package's info (version) with PackageManager.PackageInfo (something like tmp.version). Done.

I believe you can use Unity's PackageManager.

First you search for the package you need info of (TMP) with PackageManager.Client (I think it will look something like this: var tmp = Client.Search("com.unity.textmeshpro").Result;, be aware that .Result is synchronous, maybe there's a better way to implement this using Tasks).

Then you get the package's info (version) with PackageManager.PackageInfo (something like tmp.version). Done.

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edited Mar 25, 2020 at 20:42

Diego Penha

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I believe you can use Unity's PackageManagerPackageManager.

First you search for the package you need info of (TMP) with PackageManager.Client (I think it will look something like this: var tmp = Client.Search("com.unity.textmeshpro").Result;).
Then

Then you get the package's info (version) with PackageManager.PackageInfo (something like tmp.version). Done.

I believe you can use Unity's PackageManager.

First you search for the package you need info of (TMP) with PackageManager.Client.
Then you get the package's info (version) with PackageManager.PackageInfo.

I believe you can use Unity's PackageManager.

First you search for the package you need info of (TMP) with PackageManager.Client (I think it will look something like this: var tmp = Client.Search("com.unity.textmeshpro").Result;).

Then you get the package's info (version) with PackageManager.PackageInfo (something like tmp.version). Done.

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edited Mar 25, 2020 at 18:31

Diego Penha

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I believe you can use Unity's PackageManager.

First you search for the package you need info of (TMP) with PackageManager.Client,.
thenThen you get the package's info (version) with PackageManager.PackageInfo.

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answered Mar 25, 2020 at 18:11

Diego Penha

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